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When the nurse monitors the client's neurologic status, which finding is most suggestive that the client's intracranial pressure is increasing?

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Rationale: Widening pulse pressure is a hallmark sign of increasing intracranial pressure, often accompanied by bradycardia (Cushing's triad).

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