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The client receives treatment for uncomplicated lower-extremity cellulitis. The nurse notes improvement in the client's condition when which observation is noted on assessment?

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Rationale: Cellulitis is an infection with diffuse inflammation occurring in the tissue just under the skin. Observing a decrease in swelling is evidence of improvement. Circulation is not involved with cellulitis, so pedal pulses are unaffected. Increased erythema indicates worsening. A WBC of 14,000/mm3 is elevated, indicating infection.

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