Duplex Scanning Confirms The Presence Of A Deep Venous Thrombosis

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Duplex Scanning Confirms The Presence Of A Deep Venous Thrombosis

for a client with swelling and pain of the lower leg. While the client is receiving continuous heparin infusion, what actions should the nurse implement? A) Avoid any intramuscular medications to prevent localized bleeding. B) Have vitamin K available in the event the client begins to bleed. C) Notify the healthcare provider if the partial thromboplastin time is greater than 50 seconds. D) Start instruction for self-administered SC heparin injections for long-term home therapy.
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