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Which statement by the spouse of a patient in renal failure would the nurse evaluate as indicating accurate knowledge of continuous renal replacement therapy?
1. "With this therapy, it will be just like his kidneys were not damaged."
2. "He will have to go to the dialysis center two or three times each week."
3. "We will have to learn how much dwell time we should use."
4. "He will probably have to stay in the critical care unit while on this therapy."

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