In a patient with a fluid restriction due to heart failure developing a kidney stone, what is the best nursing response?
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Correct answer: Balance fluid management to keep urine dilute
In patients with comorbidities like heart failure, fluid management must be individualized to balance both restrictions and stone prevention.
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