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A client with a 40-year history of drinking two alcoholic beverages and smoking two packs of cigarettes daily comes to the outpatient clinic with an ischemic left foot. it is determined that the cause is arterial insufficiency. the nurse concludes that the pain in the client's foot is a result of inadequate blood supply. which information from the client will cause the nurse to intervene?

Name: a client with a 40 year history of drinking two alcoholic beverages and smoking two packs of cigarettes daily comes to the outpatient clinic with an ischemic left foot it is determined that 25815
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Description: a client with a 40 year history of drinking two alcoholic beverages and smoking two packs of cigarettes daily comes to the outpatient clinic with an ischemic left foot it is determined that 25815

          A client with a 40-year history of drinking two alcoholic beverages and smoking two packs of cigarettes daily comes to the outpatient clinic with an ischemic left foot. it is determined that the cause is arterial insufficiency. the nurse concludes that the pain in the client's foot is a result of inadequate blood supply. which information from the client will cause the nurse to intervene?

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A client with a 40-year history of drinking two alcoholic beverages and smoking two packs of cigarettes daily comes to the outpatient clinic with an ischemic left foot. it is determined that the cause is arterial insufficiency. the nurse concludes that the pain in the client's foot is a result of inadequate blood supply. which information from the client will cause the nurse to intervene?