The nurse identifies the diagnosis of Excess Fluid Volume as appropriate for a client with cardiomyopathy.Which interventions should the nurse emphasize when planning this client's care? Select all that apply.

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A) Interventions appropriate for the nursing diagnosis of Excess Fluid Volume include assessing respiratory status and lung sounds every 4 hours and as needed and monitoring intake and output. Providing oxygen and monitoring BNP level are interventions appropriate for the diagnosis of Decreased Cardiac Output. Providing information about activity upon discharge would be appropriate for the nursing diagnosis of Activity Intolerance.
B) Interventions appropriate for the nursing diagnosis of Excess Fluid Volume include assessing respiratory status and lung sounds every 4 hours and as needed and monitoring intake and output. Providing oxygen and monitoring BNP level are interventions appropriate for the diagnosis of Decreased Cardiac Output. Providing information about activity upon discharge would be appropriate for the nursing diagnosis of Activity Intolerance.
C) Interventions appropriate for the nursing diagnosis of Excess Fluid Volume include assessing respiratory status and lung sounds every 4 hours and as needed and monitoring intake and output. Providing oxygen and monitoring BNP level are interventions appropriate for the diagnosis of Decreased Cardiac Output. Providing information about activity upon discharge would be appropriate for the nursing diagnosis of Activity Intolerance.
D) Interventions appropriate for the nursing diagnosis of Excess Fluid Volume include assessing respiratory status and lung sounds every 4 hours and as needed and monitoring intake and output. Providing oxygen and monitoring BNP level are interventions appropriate for the diagnosis of Decreased Cardiac Output. Providing information about activity upon discharge would be appropriate for the nursing diagnosis of Activity Intolerance.
E) Interventions appropriate for the nursing diagnosis of Excess Fluid Volume include assessing respiratory status and lung sounds every 4 hours and as needed and monitoring intake and output. Providing oxygen and monitoring BNP level are interventions appropriate for the diagnosis of Decreased Cardiac Output. Providing information about activity upon discharge would be appropriate for the nursing diagnosis of Activity Intolerance.

The Nurse Identifies the Diagnosis of Excess Fluid Volume as Appropriate