A patient is being treated with chemotherapy and complains of experiencing nausea and vomiting. The highest priority instruction that the nurse should give the patient is:

A. put this complaint in the nursing notes; report it to the charge nurse and ask for medicine to control nausea for the patient
B. drink liquids between meals rather than with meals
C. supplement his regular diet with vitamin therapy
D. use herbal preparations to decrease nausea


B. drink liquids between meals rather than with meals

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