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Peripheral arterial disease
| Nursing diagnosis : Activity intolerance related to decreased vascular blood flow |
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Interventions:
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Positive outcome: patient will participate activities increase mobility Negative outcome: patient activity level will decrease Evaluation : patient shall have participated in activities to improve mobility |
| Affects the body by decreasing blood supply |
| BODY SYSTEM AFFECTS: vascular system |
| OTHER BODY SYSTEM AFFECTS: integumentary system |
| Findings : pain,paresthesia, pallor |
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Care :
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| Improve the blood circulation to enhance physical activity. |
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