The Postoperative Recovery Room Nurse Determines That a Client in the Postoperative

The postoperative recovery room nurse determines that a client in the postoperative phase of care can be transitioned to phase 2 of recovery. The client is able to take deep breaths and cough, is using oxygen to maintain a saturation of greater than 90%, is fully awake, has a systolic blood pressure that is 130 mmHg now but the preoperative systolic blood pressure was 100 mmHg, and is able to move all four extremities independently. Using the following scale, this client's Aldrete score is ________.
The Aldrete score:
Respiration
2 = Able to take deep breath and cough
1 = Dyspnea/shallow breathing
0 = Apnea
O₂ Saturation
2 = Maintains >92% on room air
1 = Needs O₂ inhalation to maintain O₂ saturation >90%
0 = Saturation <90% even with supplemental oxygen
Consciousness
2 = Fully awake
1 = Arousable on calling
0 = Not responding
Circulation
2 = BP 20% preop
1 = BP 20-49% preop
0 = BP 50% preop
Activity
2 = Able to move 4 extremities
1 = Able to move 2 extremities
0 = Able to move 0 extremities