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The client diagnosed with congestive heart failure is complaining of leg cramps at night. Which nursing interventions should be implemented?

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: Leg cramps in CHF may indicate hypokalemia from diuretics. Monitoring potassium and assessing potassium-rich food intake (
B) is appropriate. Edema/diuretic timing (
A), weight/elevation (
C), and ambulation/stretching (
D) are less directly related.

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