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A family member of a patient who has returned to the special unit after renal transplantation is alarmed by blood in the urine of the patient. What is the nurse's best explanation when explaining the reason for hematuria in this patient?

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Rationale: Hematuria is a normal postoperative finding after renal transplantation due to surgical trauma and typically resolves with healing.

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