Four hours after surgery, a client reports nausea and begins to vomit. The nurse notes that the client has a scopolamine transdermal patch applied behind the ear. Which action should the nurse take?

A. Removing the scopolamine patch is not indicated without consulting the healthcare provider. B. Repositioning the patch is not necessary as it is properly placed for its intended effect. C. While nausea and vomiting are potential side effects of scopolamine, it's important to notify the healthcare provider to determine the appropriate next steps. D. Notifying the healthcare provider allows for further evaluation and possible adjustment of the client's postoperative antiemetic regimen.