Question

The nurse is providing care to an older adult who has been diagnosed with a venous thromboembolism. which age-related change would the nurse identify as a contributing factor?

Answer 1

Nurses detect decreased blood vessel flexibility as a contributing cause.

Why do venous thromboembolisms occur?

Vein damage is frequently brought on by fractures, severe muscle damage, or. major operation (particularly involving the abdomen, pelvis, hip, or legs).

What causes venous thrombosis most frequently?

Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) is primarily brought on by damage to a vein following surgery, inflammation, infection, or injury.

What makes venous thromboembolism more likely?

If you have cancer, lupus or other immune issues, medical diseases that cause the blood to thicken, or if you are obese, your chance of VTE is increased. Medications. Birth control drugs and hormone replacement treatment may increase your risk of developing a VTE.

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