A nurse is caring for a client receiving peritoneal dialysis following kidney failure. What
measure should the nurse employ for this client?
A) Encourage the client to breathe deeply
B) Cool the dialysate solution before use
C) Allow the client to drink water before dialysis
D) Leave the solution in the peritoneum for only 30 minutes
A
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An instructor explains to a student the controversy surrounding the minimum volume of water and fluid required for optimal health. The student understands that most tend to follow the recommendation of
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A nurse is working with a child whose parents have subjected him to neglect and emotional maltreatment, which primarily took the form of unavailability and general disinterest in his welfare
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Interpret J.O.'s ABG results
What will be an ideal response?