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The nurse is assessing a client who just returned from surgery. The nurse checks preoperative vital signs at 0830 to compare them with the current vital signs at 1030 . What action should the nurse take?

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Rationale: Changes in vital signs post-surgery may indicate respiratory or circulatory compromise. Administering oxygen at 2 L/minute is a prudent initial action to support oxygenation while further assessment occurs. Wound assessment, blood cultures, or fluids require specific clinical indications.

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