The nurse is providing postpartum care for a client who gave birth by cesarean section several hours ago. The client had preeclampsia during the last 3 weeks of pregnancy. Which interventions are appropriate for this client within the first 48 hours after birth? Select all that apply.

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A)Even though the client with preeclampsia usually improves rapidly after giving birth, seizures can still occur during the first 48 hours postpartum. Nursing management during the postpartal period also includes deep tendon reflexes, intake and output assessment, and vital signs. Oxygen is not usually indicated after delivery.
B)Even though the client with preeclampsia usually improves rapidly after giving birth, seizures can still occur during the first 48 hours postpartum. Nursing management during the postpartal period also includes deep tendon reflexes, intake and output assessment, and vital signs. Oxygen is not usually indicated after delivery.
C)Even though the client with preeclampsia usually improves rapidly after giving birth, seizures can still occur during the first 48 hours postpartum. Nursing management during the postpartal period also includes deep tendon reflexes, intake and output assessment, and vital signs. Oxygen is not usually indicated after delivery.
D)Even though the client with preeclampsia usually improves rapidly after giving birth, seizures can still occur during the first 48 hours postpartum. Nursing management during the postpartal period also includes deep tendon reflexes, intake and output assessment, and vital signs. Oxygen is not usually indicated after delivery.
E)Even though the client with preeclampsia usually improves rapidly after giving birth, seizures can still occur during the first 48 hours postpartum. Nursing management during the postpartal period also includes deep tendon reflexes, intake and output assessment, and vital signs. Oxygen is not usually indicated after delivery.

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