[Answered]: A client taking warfarin asks the nurse what an…

A client taking warfarin asks the nurse what an international normalized ratio (INR) value of 5.2 means. What is the best response by the nurse? “An INR value of 5.2 is low, which increases your risk of bleeding.” “An INR value of 5.2 is right at the therapeutic range.” “An INR value of 5.2 means the healthcare provider will increase your warfarin dose.” “An INR value of 5.2 is high, which increases your risk of bleeding.”