Which of the following would lead the nurse to suspect that a postpartum woman is experiencing a problem?

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An acute decrease in hematocrit in a postpartum woman can indicate hemorrhage, which is a significant problem requiring immediate attention. Elevated white blood cell count and increased levels of clotting factors are normal physiological changes during the postpartum period to help prevent infection and bleeding. A pulse rate of 60 beats/minute is within normal limits and not indicative of a problem.

Which of the Following Would Lead the Nurse to Suspect