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What is For a client in hepatic coma, which outcome would be the most appropriate? and explain in detail?
Hepatic coma is the most advanced stage of hepatic encephalopathy. As hepatic coma resolves, improvement in the client’s level of consciousness occurs. The client should be able to express orientation to time, place, and person. 
Ecchymotic areas are related to decreased synthesis of clotting factors. Although oral intake may be related to the level of consciousness, it is more closely related to anorexia. 
The serum albumin level reflects hepatic synthetic ability, not level of consciousness.