A client has been receiving treatment for hypothermia. Which of the following would indicate that interventions have been successful?
1. Current temperature 95°F
2. Continues to shiver
3. Heart rate 72 and regular
4. Blood pressure 88/54 mmHg
3. Heart rate 72 and regular
Rationale:
Evidence of successful treatment for hypothermia is a heart rate of 72 and regular. The other findings indicate a continued low body temperature.
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