Treatment for ventricular septal defect should Consist of all of the following except:

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IV fluids are generally not recommended as a treatment for ventricular septal defect (VSD) because they can increase the volume load on the heart, potentially worsening the condition by increasing the left-to-right shunt. The other options (Digoxin, Inotropes, ACE inhibitors, and High caloric nutrition) are supportive treatments aimed at managing symptoms and improving cardiac function in patients with VSD.

Treatment for Ventricular Septal Defect Should Consist of All of the Following