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The nurse assesses the client following a total thyroidectomy. Which finding indicates that the client has a positive Trousseau's sign?

A. Illustration 1: Carpal spasm B. Illustration 2: Cheek twitching C. Illustration 3: Thyroid palpation D. Illustration 4: Red reflex

Correct Answer: A

Rationale: Trousseau's sign is carpal spasm due to hypocalcemia from parathyroid gland injury during thyroidectomy.

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