A patient is hospitalized with severe vomiting and colicky abdominal pain that is somewhat relieved with the vomiting. The health care provider orders an IV infusion of lactated Ringer's solution and placement of an NG tube. An appropriate collaborative problem for the nurse to identify for the patient at this time is
A) potential complication: volvulus.
B) potential complication: thromboembolism.
C) potential complication: renal insufficiency.
D) potential complication: metabolic alkalosis.
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