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The document outlines nursing diagnoses and interventions related to deep vein thrombosis (DVT), highlighting risk factors such as hypercoagulability, immobility, and surgery. It details complications like ineffective tissue perfusion and risks of pulmonary embolism, while emphasizing the use of anticoagulants and monitoring for bleeding. Nursing interventions include elevating extremities, educating on diet, and conducting necessary lab tests to ensure patient safety and recovery.

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The document outlines nursing diagnoses and interventions related to deep vein thrombosis (DVT), highlighting risk factors such as hypercoagulability, immobility, and surgery. It details complications like ineffective tissue perfusion and risks of pulmonary embolism, while emphasizing the use of anticoagulants and monitoring for bleeding. Nursing interventions include elevating extremities, educating on diet, and conducting necessary lab tests to ensure patient safety and recovery.

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Nursing Dx

- RISK FACTOR
- Hypercoagulability,
COMPLICATION DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS Ineffective tissue perfusion r/t blockage of blood
- Reduce blood flow ( Venous circulation aeb legs swollen, warmth to touched, and
stasis) DVT is the formation of the blood clot inside the
pt of pf leg pain 6/10
- Damage blood vessels vein
- Hip/knee surgery Impaired physical function r/t leg swelling and pain
- Imobility aeb pt said:” I cannot stand up and walk, my legs
- Pregnancy, are so painful”
- Oral contraceptive
- Active cancer.
Risk for pulmonary ablation r/t DVT aeb pt c/o of sob,
- Heart failure Oxygen drops to 94%, lung sound has crackle when
auscultated, and pt has cough consistently.
MEDICATION : Anticoagulant .
1- Risk for injury ( bleeding) r/t adverse effect of
Procedures for Deep Vein Thrombolytics or clot dissolvers:. anticoagulant therapy aeb pt has a bruise on her arm;
Thrombosis Antiplatelets. Factor Xa inhibitor: 3cmx2cmx 1cm.

Nursing intervention
● D-Dimer test:
- Rest, elevate the extremities above the level of the heart;
avoid use the pillow under the knee - block the flow of
D blood return
- Warmth
- Assist pt for the ROM
Angiovac Clot removal Device: ,Tenderness,Painful,
- Apply assistive devices : intermittent or continuous warm
Cramping on the legs ( moist compress
calf or groin pain), - or anti-embolism stocking
increase in circumference - Educate and encourage pt consume more foods high in
of calf, edema, zinc, protein, iron,, vit A and C
Pulmonary embolism: - Do not massage the affected area
light headache, - If anticoagulant given: Monitor bleeding
GOAL SOB,chest pain, fast HR - Prepare antidote
- Pt can be able to ambulate Inferior vena cava filter and cough - Maintain healthy diet
- Lab: CBC, Hgb, Hct, PTT, PT, IRN
- Vital sign WNL, lAB vALUE - - Monitor vital sign, Monitor s/sx of pulmonary embolism,
WNL assist with elevate HOB, oxygen/breathing
- No complication such as bleeding
or infection

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