Which dietary modification is appropriate for a child with chronic renal failure?
a. Decreased salt
b. Decreased fat
c. Increased potassium
d. Increased phosphorus
A
Salt is restricted to prevent fluid overload and hypertension. A low-fat diet is not relevant to chronic renal failure. Potassium intake may be restricted because of the kidney's inability to remove it. Phosphorus is restricted to help prevent bone disease.
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