A client has been diagnosed with hypertension and prescribed ramipril. When planning this client's care, what outcome should the node identify?

A. A blood pressure of 110/70 mmHg or less: While lowering blood pressure is important, aiming for a specific target like 110/70 mmHg may be too strict for all clients. The goal is to maintain blood pressure in an optimal range based on individual health needs. B. Close adherence to the prescribed regimen: Adherence to the prescribed regimen is crucial for managing hypertension. Consistent use of ramipril helps control blood pressure, prevent complications, and reduce the risk of cardiovascular events. C. Absence of any adverse effects of treatment: While minimizing side effects is important, the main goal is effective blood pressure management, not necessarily the complete absence of side effects. Any side effects should be addressed as they arise. D. Resolution of peripheral edema: Peripheral edema is not typically associated with ramipril use. If edema occurs, it may indicate another underlying issue that requires further evaluation, as ACE inhibitors are not known to resolve edema.