A client who fell and broke a wrist is admitted for 24 hour observation after emergency orthopedic surgery. The healthcare provider prescribes discharge in the morning. Which finding(s) should the nurse use to evaluate the client's status for discharge from the hospital? Select all that apply.

A. The ability to ambulate safely to the bathroom is a key indicator that the client can manage daily activities independently after discharge. B. Normal bowel sounds and a soft abdomen indicate that there are no complications related to digestion, which is important for discharge readiness. C. While the blood pressure of 142/94 mm Hg is elevated, it is not an immediate contraindication to discharge but should be monitored. D. A pain rating of 5 may be acceptable depending on the client’s baseline, but if pain is not well controlled, discharge may need to be reconsidered. E. Tolerance of oral medications is essential to ensure the client can continue managing pain at home without complications.