Which information would the nurse share when teaching a client receiving peritoneal dialysis about the reason dialysis solution is warmed before it is instilled? It forces potassium back into the cells, thereby decreasing serum levels. It adds extra warmth to the body because metabolic processes are disturbed. It helps prevent cardiac dysrhythmias by speeding up removal of excess potassium. It encourages removal of urea by preventing constriction of peritoneal blood vessels.