When infusing dialysate solution for chronic ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD), the infusion time is
A. 5—10 minutes.
B. 10—20 minutes.
C. Until the dialysate is emptied from the IV bags.
D. Until the client complains of discomfort.
B
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