D- peripheral edema. Albumin helps to increase oncotic pressure, drawing fluid back into the vascular space. A decrease in peripheral edema suggests a positive response to albumin therapy, reflecting improved intravascular volume and fluid balance. ✓ Albumin is often administered in cirrhotic patients to prevent or treat complications like ascites or hepatorenal syndrome. ✓ Monitoring for decreased peripheral edema, improved blood pressure, and urine output can help evaluate effectiveness. P.S.

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