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Ongesnon 48 After a cardiac catheterization, the client complains of tingling sensations in the affected leg. The nurse should first: - Assess for bleeding at the catheter insertion site - Evaluate the affected leg for signs of infection - Compare femoral, popliteal, and pedal pulses in both legs.

Name: ongesnon 48 after a cardiac catheterization the client complains of tingling sensations in the affected leg the nurse should first assess for bleeding at the catheter insertion site evaluate 47652
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Description: ongesnon 48 after a cardiac catheterization the client complains of tingling sensations in the affected leg the nurse should first assess for bleeding at the catheter insertion site evaluate 47652

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After a cardiac catheterization, the client complains of tingling sensations in the affected leg. The nurse should first:
- Assess for bleeding at the catheter insertion site
- Evaluate the affected leg for signs of infection
- Compare femoral, popliteal, and pedal pulses in both legs.

ongesnon 48 after a cardiac catheterization the client complains of tingling sensations in the affected leg the nurse should first assess for bleeding at the catheter insertion site evaluate 47652

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08/21/2023

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Ongesnon 48 After a cardiac catheterization, the client complains of tingling sensations in the affected leg. The nurse should first: - Assess for bleeding at the catheter insertion site - Evaluate the affected leg for signs of infection - Compare femoral, popliteal, and pedal pulses in both legs.