The Set of Findings That Best Indicate That the Patient

The set of findings that best indicate that the patient with intestinal obstruction has achieved normal hydration is:

A) Pulse and blood pressure are within the patient's norms, mucous membranes are moist, and fluid intake and output are equal.
B) Pulse rate is strong (at least 60 beats/min) , bowel sounds are normal, and a respiratory rate of 22 breaths/min is recorded.
C) Blood pressure is within the patient's norm, the temperature is below normal, and adequate tissue turgor is observed.
D) Mucous membranes are moist, the 24-hour fluid intake is higher than the 24-hour output, and the pulse rate is elevated.