review the client’s health information in the chart attached in the image. Identify if the client findings in the lower extremities are more likely to be found in a client with peripheral arterial disease or peripheral venous disease. Select one option in each row. Peripheral Arterial DiseasePeripheral Venous DiseaseCapillary refill Pain Skin color Pedal pulses Skin temperature Edema NURSING ASSESSMENT & NOTES5/24 Nursing Note: Client recently diagnosed and treated for unstable angina. Client1005 reports struggling to lose weight in the past, so he has not kept to a consistent dietand exercise plan. Client states he gets fatigued quickly, so he is unsure how anexercise plan will work, especially after being in the hospital recently. Client arrived 5minutes late to the scheduled appointment. Client stated, "it was a longer walk than Ianticipated from the client drop-off area. I had to rush."5/24 General Assessment: 55-year-old male, alert and in no acute distress. Client1010 presents with clear, coherent speech. Symmetric facial features. Dress, demeanor,and verbal responses consistent with situation. Client lying on exam table at 45-degree angle. No involuntary movements. Centripetal fat distribution. Maintains eyecontact. Reports intermittent, sharp pain in legs as 4/10. Client stated, "they hurtmore when I was walking into the building."5/24Focused Assessment:1015 Precordium: Inspection of chest reveals visible and slightly palpable pulsationspresent at the fifth intercostal space at the left midclavicular line spanning about 1 cmin diameter. S1 and S2 heart sounds auscultated with regular rate (98) and rhythm.No extra heart sounds. Denies any chest pain since leaving hospital a few weeksago.Extremities: Skin pale, cool to touch. Capillary refill response is less than 3seconds. +2 pulses bilaterally in all extremities except for +1 pedal pulses bilaterally.+1 pedal edema noted bilaterally. Client reports pain in the lower extremities issharp, increases at night and when ambulating, but gets better when the client sitsdown in a chair. Small areas of ecchymosis on client's arms and legs. Client stated,"I have been bruising a lot more lately."

In the examination of a 55-year-old male recently diagnosed and treated for unstable angina, a…

Identify if the client findings in the lower extremities are more likely to be found in a client with peripheral arterial disease or peripheral venous disease. Select one option in each row. Peripheral Arterial Disease Peripheral Venous Disease Capillary refill Pain Skin color Pedal pulses Skin temperature Edema

Identify if the client findings in the lower extremities are more likely to be found in a client with peripheral arterial disease or peripheral venous disease. Select one option in each row. Peripheral Arterial Disease Peripheral Venous Disease Capillary refill Pain Skin color Pedal pulses Skin temperature Edema

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