NUR 109 (NUR 109 (NUR 109))

Exam (elaborations) NUR 109 (NUR 109) (NUR 109 (NUR 109)) Mobility Last document update:   ago

Mobility Question 1: (see full question) Four hours after a cast has been applied for a fractured ulna, the nurse assesses that the client's fingers are pale and cool and capillary refill is delayed for 4 seconds. How should the nurse interpret these findings? You selected: Arterial blood supply to the fingers is decreased. Explanation: The pallor and cool temperature of the fingers and the decreased return time for capillary refill indicate decreased arterial blood supply to the fingers. These...

Mobility Last document update:   ago

Mobility Question 1: (see full question) Four hours after a cast has been applied for a fractured ulna, the nurse assesses that the client's fingers are pale and cool and capillary refill is delayed for 4 seconds. How should the nurse interpret these findings? You selected: Arterial blood supply to the fingers is decreased. Explanation: The pallor and cool temperature of the fingers and the decreased return time for capillary refill indicate decreased arterial blood supply to the finger...