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.

Choice A reason: Tolerating oral medications without vomiting is essential for discharge to ensure the client can manage pain and take necessary medications at home.Choice B reason: While vital signs are important, the slightly elevated blood pressure alone may not prevent discharge if other criteria are met.Choice C reason: A pain rating of 5 managed with oral analgesics is acceptable for discharge if the client can manage pain at home.Choice D reason: Being able to ambulate to the bathroom safely is crucial for discharge to ensure the client can independently manage basic needs.Choice E reason: Bowel sounds and a soft abdomen are important but are not the primary criteria for discharge in this context.