Question

A client is admitted to the hospital with a diagnosis of intestinal obstruction. The healthcare provider prescribes intestinal suction via a nasoenteric decompression tube. The loss of which constituents associated with intestinal suctioning is most important to consider when caring for this client?

Answer 1

Answer:

Water and electrolytes.

Explanation:

The water and electrolytes are important in the hydric balance, and good function of the digestive and excretor system.   If this 2 are not well balance, some organs can be exposed to stress, and can malfunction.   As a result of this, the intestines can be obstructed