A nurse is providing peritoneal dialysis to a child and observes there is minimal dialysate outflow at the end of the outflow time. Which of the following actions should the nurse take?

A. Increasing oral fluid intake would not necessarily improve dialysate outflow. This could worsen the issue if the problem is related to fluid overload. B. Increasing dwell time might allow more time for fluid and waste removal, but it's not the most appropriate action in this case. The primary concern is the lack of outflow, which suggests a potential obstruction or other issue. C. Changing the child's position can help to reposition the catheter and improve drainage. This is a reasonable action to try. D. A bruit indicates increased blood flow to the area. While it's important to assess for this, it's not the most immediate action to take.