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The nurse is developing goals for the postpartum client who is at risk for uterine infection. Which goal is most appropriate for this client?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: The uterus is theoretically sterile during pregnancy until the membranes rupture. However, it is capable of being invaded by pathogens after membrane rupture. The reduction of pain and Braxton Hicks contractions that occur during pregnancy are unrelated to the subject of infection. Reporting the treatment of infection indicates that an infection is present. Preventing an infection is a goal for the client who is at risk for infection.

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