A patient who is hyperkalemic reports being constipated. Which advice should the nurse provide?
A) "Drinking more water may help."
B) "Prune juice is an effective laxative."
C) "You should add fruits and vegetables to your diet."
D) "Walking may stimulate your bowel function."
E) "Use salt substitutes to reduce your sodium level."
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