The nurse observes that a client who is intoxicated has an ataxic gait. Which finding does the nurse expect to be positive upon further assessment of the client?

A. Babinski sign is related to abnormal reflexes, not coordination or balance. B. Chvostek's sign is indicative of hypocalcemia, not alcohol intoxication. C. Ataxia (uncoordinated movement) caused by intoxication is likely to be associated with a positive Romberg sign, which tests balance by asking the patient to stand with their feet together and eyes closed. D. Battle sign refers to bruising behind the ears, often associated with head trauma, not intoxication.