A client with SIADH, a syndrome where the pituitary produces an excess of ADH, is upset about being prescribed a fluid restriction. Which explanation by the nurse is most appropriate?
A) "Your IV fluids are providing you with the liquids you need. You should not be thirsty."
B) "Your body is retaining too much water. Decreasing your intake, along with the drugs will help correct the problem."
C) "Rinse your mouth with salt water. It will help to decrease your thirst."
D) "Your kidney is not working as it should. Decreasing your fluid intake allows your kidney to rest."
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