A client states, “My legs ache and cramp by evening after st…
A client states, “My legs ache and cramp by evening after standing all day.” On inspection, the nurse notes distended, tortuous veins that become more visible when the client stands. Which assessment conclusion is most appropriate?
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A nurse prepares to assess a client’s abdomen. The client reports a sensation of “pressure” in the lower abdomen and states, “I haven’t used the bathroom in a while.” On inspection, the abdomen appears slightly rounded without visible masses. Which action should the nurse take first?
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While examining a 70-year-old client, the nurse notes sparse hair on both lower legs but finds the skin warm, color is symmetric, and pedal pulses are 2+ bilaterally. Based on the client’s assessment findings, which interpretation by the nurse is most appropriate?
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