Which of the following may be prescribed for a vomiting patient who loses too much water?

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IV fluids may be prescribed for a vomiting patient who loses too much water to prevent dehydration and maintain electrolyte balance. Diuretics would only worsen the dehydration by promoting fluid loss. Benadryl is an antihistamine and has no relation to vomiting or dehydration. Sodium bicarbonate is used to treat acid reflux and is not indicated for dehydration caused by vomiting.

Which of the Following May Be Prescribed for a Vomiting