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The healthcare provider is assessing a patient who has been sedentary for several weeks. The provider is especially concerned about looking for Decubitus ulcers. This is because: - Excessive bedrest causes joint and bone pain. - Calluses of this type often lead to open infections of the feet. - Patients that are immobilized are at higher risk for bedsores. - Scarring is often found on sedentary patients.

          The healthcare provider is assessing a patient who has been sedentary for several weeks. The provider is especially concerned about looking for Decubitus ulcers. This is because:
- Excessive bedrest causes joint and bone pain.
- Calluses of this type often lead to open infections of the feet.
- Patients that are immobilized are at higher risk for bedsores.
- Scarring is often found on sedentary patients.
        
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The healthcare provider is assessing a patient who has been sedentary for several weeks. The provider is especially concerned about looking for Decubitus ulcers. This is because: - Excessive bedrest causes joint and bone pain. - Calluses of this type often lead to open infections of the feet. - Patients that are immobilized are at higher risk for bedsores. - Scarring is often found on sedentary patients.
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00:01 Hello students, in this question they have asked to find which finding indicates the nurse should contact the health care provider to request a prescription to improve the client's comfort.
00:12 They have given that the client has superficial thrombopapitis in the greater saphenous vein of the left leg and the client is experiencing aching in the leg and the nurse is assessing the client and looking for a finding that indicates a need for a prescription to improve the client's comfort.
00:52 The nurse should contact the health care provider in order to request a prescription to improve the client's comfort if the client's pain is not well controlled with over -the -counter pain medications or if there are signs of infection such as increased redness or swelling around the affected area...
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