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Should sodium restriction be recommended for stable ambulatory individuals with heart failure?

2021-09-17 – Practice Question

What are the effects of reduced sodium/salt intake on cardiovascular disease (CVD) morbidity and mortality in healthy adults (primary prevention) and adults with CVD (secondary prevention)?

2022-05-13 – Practice Question

Should combined sodium and fluid restriction be recommended for individuals with stable ambulatory heart failure?

2021-09-20 – Practice Question

What fluid and electrolyte (phosphorus, sodium, potassium) restrictions are required in adults receiving hemodialysis therapy?

2023-02-21 – Practice Question

Can sodium intake be liberalized in individuals with heart failure (HF) who are residents in long-term care facilities without adversely affecting clinical stability?

2017-05-26 – Practice Question

Should sodium and fluid restriction be recommended for patients with acute decompensated heart failure (ADHF)?

2021-09-20 – Practice Question

What fluid and electrolyte (phosphorus, sodium, potassium) restrictions are required in adults with chronic kidney disease (CKD)?

2020-01-27 – Practice Question

Are there dietary recommendations to correct low blood pressure in individuals with heart failure? Should sodium intake be liberalized to above the recommended intake of 2-3 grams/day?

2017-05-26 – Practice Question

What dietary recommendations (including sodium and fluid) are effective for the treatment of adults with postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS), including POTS as a complication post-COVID-19 syndrome (long COVID)?

2023-07-27 – Practice Question

What dietary recommendations can decrease the risk of calcium oxalate kidney stones in individuals with a prior history of calcium oxalate kidney stones?

2023-01-26 – Practice Question

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