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Which of the following statements made by the nurse shows the most thorough understanding of the therapeutic value of testing a reddened area on the heel of a mobility-impaired client for blanching?

1. If it blanches, the problem isn't too bad.
2. When it stays red, the damage is great.
3. Nonblanching hyperemia is a poor indictor of healing.
4. Blanching denotes an attempt to deliver blood to the site.

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