Which of the following documentations in the client's chart on the 10th postpartum day indicates a normal involution process?

a. Moderate bright red lochial flow
b. Breasts firm and tender
c. Fundus below the symphysis and not palpable
d. Episiotomy slightly red and puffy


C
The fundus descends 1 cm/day, so by the 10th postpartum day, it is no longer palpable.

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