1) Provide drinks that the client likes: Offering the client beverages that they enjoy increases the likelihood that they will consume more fluids.
2) Measure all the client's liquid intake: Keeping track of the client's fluid intake helps monitor their hydration status and ensures that they are meeting their prescribed fluid goals.
3) Keep a pitcher of water at the client's bedside: Having easy access to water will encourage the client to drink more frequently.
5) Encourage the client to drink three ounces of liquids each hour: Providing specific targets for fluid intake helps the client understand how much they should be drinking and can promote increased consumption.
13. A client is at risk for dehydration and has a prescription to encourage fluidsWhich should the nurse do to increase the client's intake of ? Select all that apply
1)Provide drinks that the client likes
2) Measure all the client's liquid intake 3)Keep of at the client's bedside )
4)Explain to the client that a feeding tube may have to be used
5) Encourage the to drink three ounces of liquids each hour
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