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An elderly client's small-bowel obstruction has resolved and her intestinal decompression tube has been ordered to be removed. When performing this nursing action, what should the nurse prioritize?

A) Instill a small amount of water to provide lubrication while withdrawing the tube.
B) Remove the tube slowly to avoid injuring the client.
C) Change from continuous to intermittent suction during removal.
D) Aspirate the tube while removing it in order to normalize pressure.

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