The client is receiving sodium chloride 0.45% by IV infusion. If the fluid is infused beyond the client's tolerance, the client is at risk for:
1. cardiac overload. 3. cellular dehydration.
2. water intoxication. 4. increased osmotic pressure.
ANS: 2
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