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A patient who developed acute kidney failure while hospitalized has been started on hemodialysis. Which change in nutritional therapy would the nurse anticipate?
1.Water-soluble vitamins will be restricted.
2.Protein intake will be liberalized to about 0.8 to 2.0 g/kg/day.
3.Carbohydrate intake will be limited to less than 50% of total nutrition.
4.Lipid intake will not exceed 20% of total nutrition.

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