Which of the following assessments would lead you to believe a postpartal woman is developing a urinary complication?

A) At 8 hours postdelivery she has voided a total of 100 mL in four small voidings.
B) She has voided a total of 1000 mL in two voidings, each spaced 1 hour apart.
C) She tells you she is extremely thirsty.
D) Her perineum is obviously edematous on inspection.


A

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