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The experienced nurse is teaching the new nurse about surgery to repair a hiatal hernia. The experienced nurse is most likely to state that the surgery is becoming more common to prevent which emergency complication?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: A. Although dysphagia is a complication of hiatal hernia, it is not an emergency condition. B. Esophageal edema is not a complication of hiatal hernia. C. A hiatal hernia can become strangulated (Circulation of blood to the hernia is cut off by constriction). Strangulation can occur with any type of hernia. D. Although aspiration is a complication of hiatal hernia, it is not an emergency condition.

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