While a student is providing care for a patient who recently received a barium enema, a nursing instructor recognizes teaching has been effective if which of the following was observed?

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After a barium enema, it is important for the patient to increase fluid intake to promote the elimination of the barium from the body. Remaining flat in bed is not necessary, checking blood glucose levels every hour is not related to a barium enema, and measuring abdominal girth is not a usual nursing intervention after a barium enema.

While a Student Is Providing Care for a Patient Who