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A 73-year-old client on a telemetry unit is being evaluated for nursing care related to homeostasis and feedback loops. Assessment data include the client develops redness and warmth at an IV insertion site. Which intervention best reduces the client's risk of complications?

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Ignore small changes until they become severe.Delay teaching until the day of discharge only.Restrict all movement without individualized assessment.Identify risk early, implement prevention measures, teach warning signs, and plan timely reassessment.

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D. Identify risk early, implement prevention measures, teach warning signs, and plan timely reassessment.

Why

Risk reduction focuses on early identification, prevention, teaching, and reassessment rather than unnecessary restriction or delay.

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A 73-year-old client on a telemetry unit is being evaluated for nursing care related to homeostasis and feedback loops. Assessment data include the client develops redness and warmth at an IV insertion site. Which intervention best reduces the client's risk of complications?

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