A patient was admitted to the ICU for treatment of heart failure. Which dietary regimen would the nurse provide?

1. Restricted sodium of no more than 1 g/day
2. Multiple small meals throughout the day
3. Clear liquids for the first 24 hours
4. Low-potassium foods


Answer: 2

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