A patient with diabetes who has chronic kidney disease (CKD) is considering using continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD) . In discussing this treatment option with the patient, the nurse informs the patient that
A) patients with diabetes who use CAPD have fewer dialysis-related complications than those on hemodialysis.
B) home CAPD requires more extensive equipment than does home hemodialysis.
C) CAPD is contraindicated for patients who might eventually want a kidney transplant.
D) dietary restrictions are stricter for patients using CAPD than for those having hemodialysis.
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