Cаse Study 2.6 Yоu аre а nurse оn pоstpartum caring for a G6P4114 that is 4 hours postpartum after an emergent cesarean section (C/S). The patient delivered a viable infant male at 28 weeks gestation due to pre-eclampsia. She had been on magnesium sulfate for 23 hours prior to delivery and continues to be on magnesium sulfate due to her elevated blood pressures. She received carboprost (Hemabate), tranexamic acid (TXA), rectal Cytotec (misoprostol), Pitocin (oxytocin), 1L of lactated ringers, and has a foley catheter and Bakri (intrauterine) balloon in place. Her total quantitative blood loss (QBL) is now 1500. Her fundus is firm, midline, and lochia rubra is scant. Her pre-surgical hemoglobin was 10.5. Now, her hemoglobin is 7.8. Her vitals are: 1 hour ago 45 minutes ago 30 minutes ago Now BP 105/75 75/55 80/65 90/65 HR 108 120 115 110 RR 14 16 16 15 SPo2 97% 96% 96% 97% Temp 98.5F The nurse knows this patient's status is improving as evidenced by: SATA