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The client in labor tells the nurse that it feels like her membranes just ruptured. Which assessment finding of the amniotic fluid would indicate that it is normal?

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Rationale: The pH of amniotic fluid is usually between 6.5 and 7.5, which is more alkaline than urine or purulent material. Normal amniotic fluid should be clear. Cloudiness could indicate the presence of meconium or an intrauterine infection. Amniotic fluid should have no odor. Any odor may indicate the presence of infection. Amniotic fluid should be clear. Meconium stained could indicate fetal distress.

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