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The nurse is caring for the client to manage and decrease the sensation of nausea. Which nonpharmacological intervention should the nurse recommend?

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Rationale: A. Ginger has demonstrated antiemetic properties as well as analgesic and sedative effects on GI motility. B. Avoidance of sudden changes in position and decreasing activity are recommended to control nausea. C. All food should be stopped when nausea is present to prevent stomach stretching and stimulation of the afferent nerve fibers. D. A quiet, calm environment, rather than one that is stimulating, is recommended to decrease nausea.

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