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- Given the following body sites, identify whether venipuncture can be performed on the site indicated and give a brief explanation : A. Edematous AreaThe nurse is reviewing the postoperative prescriptions for a client who has just returned from surgery and notes that the surgeon has prescribed lepirudin. Which is this medication prescribed to prevent?A nurse is explaining to a patient the anticipated effect of the application of cold to an injured area. What response indi-cates that the patient understands the explanation? a. “I can expect to have more discomfort in the area wherethe cold is applied.”b. “I should expect more drainage from the incision after theice has been in place.”c. “I should see less swelling and redness with the coldtreatment.”d. “My incision may bleed more when the ice is firstapplied.”
