For an alternative the answer is Tylenol or Advil
Changes in the force of contraction of the heart
i would say the absolute method but im not sure sorry
Answer:
<u>B. 1 L</u>
The weight of a client with congestive heart failure is monitored daily and entered into the medical record. In a 24-hour period, the client's weight increased by 2 lb , client is retaining almost<u> 1 litre </u>fluid.
Explanation:
As the client with congestive heart failure has increased 2 lb weight, the fluid being retained can be calculated by a simple formula.
As we know,
Litres in 1 lb = 0.45 litres
Litres in 2 lb = 0.45 x 2 = 0.90 litres (Almost 1 L)
B) 1 L in the given options is the closest to 0.9 L , hence as the patient has gained 2 lb of weight , he is retaining almost 1 L fluid.
