The nurse is performing an assessment on a client whosustained a spinal cord injury at the level of T3. Which assessmentfinding MOST concerns the nurse?
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The client reports nasal congestion
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The client has a weak cough
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The client cannot move his legs
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The nurse notes a 1 cm reddened area to thesacrum
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