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The nurse is teaching a group of students a potential cause of metabolic alkalosis. It would indicate a correct understanding if a student stated which condition could cause this acid-base imbalance?

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Rationale: Excessive vomiting causes loss of hydrogen ions, leading to metabolic alkalosis.

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