[Answered]: A patient is diagnosed with acute renal injury and…

A patient is diagnosed with acute renal injury and is now experiencing nausea and vomiting. The patient is made NPO and an antiemetic medication is administered. The patient has a brief reduction in her nausea, but now begins to request repeat doses of antiemetic every 30 minutes. Why would administering D50 and insulin to treat hyperkalemia associated with kidney injury be similar, and possibly more effective, than administering an antiemetic? Group of answer choices Many antiemetic medications contain potassium. Both result in reduced chemoreceptor trigger zone (CTZ). Both increase stimulation of motility receptors in the intestine. All of the above.