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Which absolute contraindication for heart transplantation would the nurse identify when reviewing the medical record of a patient with end-stage heart failure (HF)? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct. Severe obesity Age over 70 years Recurrent life-threatening dysrhythmias Uncontrolled diabetes with vascular and neurologic complications Active drug use Evidence of noncompliance with medical therapy Confident Not Sure

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          Which absolute contraindication for heart transplantation would the nurse identify when reviewing the medical record of a patient with end-stage heart failure (HF)?
Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct.
Severe obesity
Age over 70 years
Recurrent life-threatening dysrhythmias
Uncontrolled diabetes with vascular and neurologic complications
Active drug use
Evidence of noncompliance with medical therapy
Confident
Not Sure

which absolute contraindication for heart transplantation would the nurse identify when reviewing the medical record of a patient with end stage heart failure hf select all that apply one so 81078

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Which absolute contraindication for heart transplantation would the nurse identify when reviewing the medical record of a patient with end-stage heart failure (HF)? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct. Severe obesity Age over 70 years Recurrent life-threatening dysrhythmias Uncontrolled diabetes with vascular and neurologic complications Active drug use Evidence of noncompliance with medical therapy Confident Not Sure