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A client has returned to the unit following a peripheral angiogram with a stent insertion. Four hours post procedure, the nurse can no longer palpate the dorsalis pedis pulse and the foot is cool and dusky. What should be the nurse's immediate action?

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Rationale: Loss of pulse and cool, dusky foot indicate potential arterial occlusion, requiring immediate physician notification.

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