Nursing · Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalances
In cases of severe, refractory hyperkalemia accompanied by renal failure, which definitive intervention must the nurse prepare the client for?
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- 1Withholding all fluids and monitoring output only
- 2High-potassium enteral feeding to balance concentration gradients
- 3Dialysis therapy (such as hemodialysis) as prescribed by the physician✓
- 4Immediate aggressive IV potassium supplementation
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Dialysis therapy (such as hemodialysis) as prescribed by the physician
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