A nurse prepares a solution for peritoneal dialysis. Which action is correct?
Correct answer: A. Warm the solution using a prescribed warming device
- A. Warm the solution using a prescribed warming device
- B. Heat the solution rapidly in a household microwave
- C. Refrigerate the solution until the exchange begins
- D. Add antibiotics routinely before every exchange
Explanation
Peritoneal dialysis solution is warmed to body temperature with an approved warming device to reduce abdominal discomfort and cramping. A microwave can create hot areas, and additives are used only when specifically prescribed.
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