Maternal and Child Care: About 10 days following birth, a new mother visits her primary care provider with localized symptoms of redness, selling, warmth, and a hard, inflamed vessel in one leg. The nurse should suspect which condition?

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About 10 days following birth, a new mother visits her primary care provider with localized symptoms of redness, selling, warmth, and a hard, inflamed vessel in one leg. The nurse should suspect which condition?

James Marion Endrina Entice · Accepted Answer

femoral thrombophlebitis

Maternal and Child Care

About 10 days following birth, a new mother visits her primary care provider with localized symptoms of redness, selling, warmth, and a hard, inflamed vessel in one leg. The nurse should suspect which condition?

Femoral thrombophlebitis

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