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6 years ago
The client experiences cramping during instillation of the peritoneal dialysis. The nurse should:
 
  A. Check the temperature of the solution
  B. Have the client move around in bed
  C. Increase the flow rate of the solution
  D. Remove all of the solution from the client quickly
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6 years ago
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A. Dialysate that is too cold results in intolerance, cramps, and hypothermia.
B. Place client in semi-Fowler's or high-Fowler's position. This position promotes optimal lung expansion.
C. Infuse the solution over prescribed time, usually 2 L/10-15 min.
D. Unclamp outflow tubing and drain, usually for 20 minutes.
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