Chronic kidney disease with the patient

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Question

The physician discussed the findings and the serious prognosis of stage 4 chronic kidney disease with the patient and his partner. Together with the renal dietitian, they explored his immediate medical and nutrition needs. They also discussed the ultimate need for medical management with dialysis or transplantation. The physician prescribed medications to control the patient's growing symptoms and discomfort.

Indicate the five intervention strategies that are indicated (appropriate or necessary) for the patient.

a. Maintain lean body mass with adequate protein intake

b. Restrict carbohydrates

c. Restrict sodium intake to reduce fluid retention

d. Restrict potassium

e. Restrict phosphorous

f. Encourage high intakes of calcium

g. Provide adequate fluid to meet patient's individualized needs

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