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==Question 9== A client returned from a cardiac catheterization through the right femoral artery one hour ago. Which finding requires immediate reporting to the registered nurse? # The client reports mild soreness at the insertion site. # The right foot is cool and pale, and the pedal pulse cannot be palpated. # The client is drowsy but easily arousable. # The client reports needing to urinate. '''Answer:''' Option 2. The right foot is cool and pale, and the pedal pulse cannot be palpated. ''Rationale:'' A cool, pale extremity with an absent distal pulse suggests arterial occlusion or a compromising hematoma at the access site and is a limb-threatening emergency. Option 1 is expected. Option 3 is consistent with recent sedation. Option 4 is a normal need that the nurse assists with while keeping the leg straight and the client on bed rest.
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