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A patient who has developed chronic renal failure says, "I really don't want to wait until I need to go on dialysis. Let's just go ahead and do a transplant now." How should the nurse respond?
1. "If your insurance and your personal finances will cover the surgery and after-care, you can go on the transplant list."
2. "It often takes months to find a suitable organ for transplant."
3. "The primary criterion for transplant is end-stage renal disease, which you have not reached."
4. "If this is your desire, we need to get you started on a nutritional support plan."

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