A patient's reflexes are documented as being 3+. How should the nurse interpret this finding?
A. The patient's reflexes are normal.
B. The patient's reflexes are stronger than normal.
C. The patient's reflexes are weaker than normal.
D. The patient's reflexes are hyperactive.
Answer: B
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