3. Low-protein, low-sodium, low-potassium. ■ 4. Low-protein, high-potassium. ■ 89. The nurse is discussing concerns about sexual activity with a client with chronic renal failure. Which one of the following strategies would be most useful? Help the client to accept that sexual activity 1. ■ will be decreased. 2. Suggest using alternative forms of sexual ■ expression and intimacy. 3. Tell the client to plan rest periods after sexual ■ activity. 4. Suggest that the client avoid sexual activity to ■ prevent embarrassment. 90. A client with chronic renal failure has asked to be evaluated for a home continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD) program. The nurse should explain that the major advantage of this approach is that it: 1. Is relatively low in cost. ■ 2. Allows the client to be more independent. ■ 3. Is faster and more effi cient than standard ■ peritoneal dialysis. 4. Has fewer potential complications than standard ■ peritoneal dialysis. 91. The client asks about diet changes when using continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD). Which of the following would be the best response? nurse’s 1. are more rigid with CAPD ■ “Diet restrictions because standard peritoneal dialysis is a more effective technique.” 2. are the same for both CAPD ■ “Diet restrictions and standard peritoneal dialysis.” 3. with CAPD are fewer than ■ “Diet restrictions with standard peritoneal dialysis because dialysis is constant.” 4. with CAPD are fewer than ■ “Diet restrictions with standard peritoneal dialysis because CAPD works more quickly.” 92. A client is receiving continous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD). The nurse should assess the client for which of the following signs of peritoneal infection? 1. Cloudy dialysate fl uid. ■ 2. Swelling in the legs. ■ 3. Poor drainage of the dialysate fl uid. ■ 4. Redness at the catheter insertion site. ■ The Client with Urinary Incontinence 93. What should the nurse teach the client to do to prevent stress incontinence? Select all that apply. 1. Use techniques that strengthen the sphincter ■ and structural supports of the bladder, such as Kegel exercises.
■ 3. Low-protein, low-sodium, low-potassium. ■ 4. Low-protein, high-potassium. 89. The nurse is discussing concerns about sexual activity with a client with chronic renal failure. Which one of the following strategies would be most useful? ■ 1. Help the client to accept that sexual activity will be decreased. ■ 2. Suggest using alternative forms of sexual expression and intimacy. ■ 3. Tell the client to plan rest periods after sexual activity. ■ 4. Suggest that the client avoid sexual activity to prevent embarrassment. 90. A client with chronic renal failure has asked to be evaluated for a home continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD) program. The nurse should explain that the major advantage of this approach is that it: ■ 1. Is relatively low in cost. ■ 2. Allows the client to be more independent. ■ 3. Is faster and more effi cient than standard peritoneal dialysis. ■ 4. Has fewer potential complications than standard peritoneal dialysis. 91. The client asks about diet changes when using continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD). Which of the following would be the nurse’s best response? ■ 1. “Diet restrictions are more rigid with CAPD because standard peritoneal dialysis is a more effective technique.” ■ 2. “Diet restrictions are the same for both CAPD and standard peritoneal dialysis.” ■ 3. “Diet restrictions with CAPD are fewer than with standard peritoneal dialysis because dialysis is constant.” ■ 4. “Diet restrictions with CAPD are fewer than with standard peritoneal dialysis because CAPD works more quickly.” 92. A client is receiving continous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD). The nurse should assess the client for which of the following signs of peritoneal infection? ■ 1. Cloudy dialysate fl uid. ■ 2. Swelling in the legs. ■ 3. Poor drainage of the dialysate fl uid. ■ 4. Redness at the catheter insertion site. The Client with Urinary Incontinence 93. What should the nurse teach the client to do to prevent stress incontinence? Select all that apply. ■ 1. Use techniques that strengthen the sphincter and structural supports of the bladder, such as Kegel exercises.
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