Multiple Choice
When assessing a patient with long-standing claudication, the nurse is most likely to assess:
A) sharp shooting leg pain in the area of arterial stenosis.
B) leg pain that is relieved by walking.
C) leg pain at rest.
D) a reddened, warm area over the calf.
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