Which nutritional interventions should the nurse include in the plan of care for a pediatric client who is receiving peritoneal dialysis in the treatment of chronic renal failure? Select all that apply
1. Provide small, frequent meals.
2. Avoid battles over nutritional intake.
3. Administer supplements by tube feedings, if needed.
4. Implement hand hygiene frequently.
5. Perform daily catheter site care.
1, 2, 3
Explanation:
1. The child will feel full with smaller amounts of food because of the dialysate.
2. The child will be more inclined to eat if there is less stress.
3. Adequate nutrition is important for growth and development, and must be supported if oral intake is inadequate.
4. This intervention is appropriate to prevent infection; it is not a nutritional intervention.
5. This intervention is appropriate to prevent infection; it is not a nutritional intervention.
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