Which of the following is NOT a primary goal for dialysis treatment?

The primary goals of dialysis treatment focus on managing the complications associated with kidney failure, rather than restoring kidney function itself. Dialysis serves essential functions such as removing waste products from the blood, maintaining an appropriate fluid balance to prevent overload, and balancing electrolytes to ensure proper bodily functions.

Improving kidney function, however, is not a goal of dialysis because dialysis does not repair or regenerate the kidneys. Instead, it acts as a substitute for some of the functions of healthy kidneys when they are unable to perform their roles effectively. Thus, while other options reflect the critical roles dialysis plays in patient care, enhancing kidney function is not part of the dialysis treatment objectives.