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The client is admitted to the medical floor with acute diverticulitis. Which collaborative intervention should the nurse anticipate the health-care provider ordering?

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: NPO status and an NG tube rest the bowel, reducing inflammation in acute diverticulitis. TPN is rare, high-fiber diets are for stable diverticulosis, and surgery is reserved for complications.

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