An 8-hour postpartum client complains of abdominal cramping and feeling dizzy. during the assessment the nurse notes the client's fundus is soft, deviated to the right and 4 fingerbreadths above the umbilicus, and there is moderate rubra. what would the nurse's priority actions be

The nurse priority action should be to stop the bleeding and ensure

rupturing of vital organs don't occur.

This is the period after the birth of a child which is usually common with

females. This period can be characterized by complications as a result.

The nurse observing that the fundus is soft with a moderate rubra means

there is internal bleeding which needs to be ceased to prevent the death

of the client.

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