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After the birth of her baby a client tells the nurse, "i'm so cold, and i can't stop shaking." how should the nurse respond

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The nurse should tell the patient that she will help her to get warm blankets in order for the chill to go away. Feeling of chills after giving birth is a common experience and it happens as a result of vasomotor reactions that occur during birth. Covering the patient with blanket will remove this discomfort. 
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