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A client delivered vaginally six hours ago. Which assessment finding can be interpreted as normal?

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Rationale: The correct answer is A: Temperature 100.0 degrees F. This finding can be interpreted as normal because a slight increase in body temperature after childbirth is expected due to the physiological changes during labor. A temperature of 100.0 degrees F is within the normal range for postpartum women.

Rationale for why the other choices are incorrect:
B: Blood pressure 140/90 - This blood pressure reading is slightly elevated and may indicate hypertension, which would not be considered normal postpartum.
C: Respirations 10 - A respiratory rate of 10 is abnormally low and could indicate respiratory distress rather than normal postpartum recovery.
D: Pulse 90 - A pulse rate of 90 may be within normal limits, but it is not as indicative of normal postpartum recovery as a slightly elevated temperature would be.

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