Which finding by the lpn is of most concern

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Problem: A client who reports vomiting right red blood three times in the past 5 hours is admitted to the health care facility. A nasogastric tube is inserted as prescribed and connected to low intermittent suction, which finding by the lpn is of most concern.

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