It is a practice-related complaint. It's usually caused by nurses or doctors not taking precautionary measures and making sure that their hands are cleaned and that they wear masks when operating on someone or assisting in an operation. It could also be unclean untensils that are used for surgery too!
Answer:
The appropriate response should be of informing the client that due to absence of symptoms hypertension is known as 'the silent killer'. The client declines to take the medications but he do not know that how dangerous this disease is. Due to lack of symptoms, many of the people are not aware that they have this disease, and it develops slowly with time and can't be cured but can be controlled by diet and medications. High blood pressure could result in chronic heart diseases and even stroke, renal and arterial diseases too. So, its better to take medication to manage your body's internal conditions.
Based on the aptt result, the nurse should immediately discontinue injections of Heparin to the patient. The patient is already having abnormally high aptt of 92. High aptt exceeding 70 which in the case of the patient is 92 is an indication that he is on spontaneous bleeding or hemorrhage. The nurse must immediately report the result to the attending physician for management.
The answer is <em>All of the choices are correct</em><em> </em><em>.</em><em> </em>
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