What assessment for neurovascular impairment should take place after orthopedic surgery?
a. Pulse
b. Pain
c. Bleeding
d. Six Ps
ANS: D
Assessment for signs and symptoms of neurovascular impairment in an extremity includes the six Ps: Pallor, Pulses, Pain, Paresthesia, Puffiness, and Paralysis. These should be monitored until the supportive device is removed.
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