Which of the following measures would not improve the management of diarrhoea during enteral feeding?

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Selecting a feed with a high fat content may exacerbate diarrhoea during enteral feeding as it can be difficult to digest and absorb, which may lead to increased stool bulk and frequency. The other choices would all be helpful in managing diarrhoea during enteral feeding. B) Decreasing the rate of feed can help to ease the digestive burden and aid absorption. C) Removing the feed from the refrigerator about half an hour before administration can help to reduce the risk of cramping and diarrhea by allowing it to reach room temperature before administration. D) Administering an iso-osmolar feed rather than a hyperosmolar feed can help to reduce the risk of osmotic diarrhea by minimizing the gradient between the feed and the intestinal lumen, which can help to promote fluid absorption and reduce stool frequency.

Which of the Following Measures Would Not Improve the Management