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For a client who excretes excessive amounts of calcium during the postoperative period after open heart surgery, which of the following measures should the nurse institute to help prevent complications associated with excessive calcium excretion?

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Rationale: Liberal fluid intake promotes calcium excretion through urine, preventing complications like kidney stones or hypercalcemia.

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