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The nurse is evaluating a client's central venous pressure (CVP) also called right atrial pressure (RAP) readings that are trending upwards. Which nursing problem is supported by the pathophysiologic mechanism most likely causing the increases?

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Rationale: Increasing CVP indicates fluid overload or impaired right ventricular function, leading to decreased cardiac output.

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