Postpartum client asks nurse what they are allowed

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A postpartum client asks the nurse what they are allowed to do when they go home from the hospital. Which statement by the nurse is correct? You should not lift anything heavier than your infant in its carrier. You should be able to resume normal activities after 2 weeks. Only clean half of the house per day to allow yourself more rest. You need to hire a maid for the first month to help around the house.

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