what are the risks for and key nursing assessments in the immune system category for a hospitali

Name: what are the risks for and key nursing assessments in the immune system category for a hospitalized patient with history of cad pvd obesity and cellulitis 05514
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Description: what are the risks for and key nursing assessments in the immune system category for a hospitalized patient with history of cad pvd obesity and cellulitis 05514

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00:01 Concept is related to the symptoms assessed for the lymphedema.

00:12 Ulcers and infection in the edematous area are the symptoms should the nurse assess for in a client with lymphedema as result in the impaired nutrition to the tissue.

00:34 Lymphedema can be result of scaring, injury, removal of lymph nodes, radiation or chronic infection...

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what are the risks for and key nursing assessments in the immune system category for a hospitalized patient with history of CAD, PVD, obesity, and cellulitis?

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what are the risks for and key nursing assessments in the immune system category for a hospitalized patient with history of CAD, PVD, ﻿obesity, ﻿and cellulitis?

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what are the risks for and key nursing assessments in the immune system category for a hospitalized patient with history of CAD, PVD, obesity, and cellulitis?