A client diagnosed with heart failure is prescribed an oral fluid restriction of 1200 mL per day. How many ounces of fluid would the client be permitted during the day shift?
A)200 mL
B)300 mL
C)400 mL
D)600 mL

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A)When calculating a fluid restriction, 50% of the total daily fluid allowance should be allocated to the day shift. The remaining 50% can be either divided equally between the evening and night shifts, or 33% of the remaining volume can be provided on the evening shift with the balance provided during the night shift. Thus, for a fluid restriction of 1200 mL, the client would be permitted 600 mL of fluid during the day shift. The remaining balance of 600 mL would be split over the evening and night shifts. Depending upon the allocation, the client would either receive 300 mL for both the evening and night shifts or 400 mL of fluid for the evening shift and 200 mL for the night shift.
B)When calculating a fluid restriction, 50% of the total daily fluid allowance should be allocated to the day shift. The remaining 50% can be either divided equally between the evening and night shifts, or 33% of the remaining volume can be provided on the evening shift with the balance provided during the night shift. Thus, for a fluid restriction of 1200 mL, the client would be permitted 600 mL of fluid during the day shift. The remaining balance of 600 mL would be split over the evening and night shifts. Depending upon the allocation, the client would either receive 300 mL for both the evening and night shifts or 400 mL of fluid for the evening shift and 200 mL for the night shift.
C)When calculating a fluid restriction, 50% of the total daily fluid allowance should be allocated to the day shift. The remaining 50% can be either divided equally between the evening and night shifts, or 33% of the remaining volume can be provided on the evening shift with the balance provided during the night shift. Thus, for a fluid restriction of 1200 mL, the client would be permitted 600 mL of fluid during the day shift. The remaining balance of 600 mL would be split over the evening and night shifts. Depending upon the allocation, the client would either receive 300 mL for both the evening and night shifts or 400 mL of fluid for the evening shift and 200 mL for the night shift.
D)When calculating a fluid restriction, 50% of the total daily fluid allowance should be allocated to the day shift. The remaining 50% can be either divided equally between the evening and night shifts, or 33% of the remaining volume can be provided on the evening shift with the balance provided during the night shift. Thus, for a fluid restriction of 1200 mL, the client would be permitted 600 mL of fluid during the day shift. The remaining balance of 600 mL would be split over the evening and night shifts. Depending upon the allocation, the client would either receive 300 mL for both the evening and night shifts or 400 mL of fluid for the evening shift and 200 mL for the night shift.

A Client Diagnosed with Heart Failure Is Prescribed an Oral