Renal failure, a key complication of crush syndrome, can be prevented by:
A) administering calcium chloride.
B) giving 40 mL/kg of lactated Ringer's.
C) giving the patient 25 g of glucose.
D) aggressively infusing normal saline
Answer: D) aggressively infusing normal saline
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