The nurse completes palpation of the thoracic region on an adult client. Which finding is considered normal for this client?

A. Crepitus is an abnormal finding that indicates the presence of air in the subcutaneous tissues or other issues like joint or lung abnormalities. It is not a normal finding upon palpation. B. Non-tenderness is a normal finding and indicates that the thoracic region is free from pain or discomfort, which is expected in a healthy client. C. Tenderness upon palpation is not normal and may suggest underlying issues such as inflammation, injury, or infection. D. A thrill, which is a palpable vibration felt over a specific area, is not a normal finding in the thoracic region and may indicate turbulent blood flow or underlying pathology.