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A client has undergone an amputation of several toes and a femoral-popliteal bypass. The nurse should teach the client that after surgery which of the following leg positions is contraindicated for her while sitting in a chair?

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Rationale: Crossing the legs is contraindicated post-femoral-popliteal bypass and toe amputation, as it compresses blood vessels, impairing circulation and increasing the risk of graft occlusion or ischemia. Elevating legs, flexing ankles, and extending knees are generally acceptable unless otherwise specified.

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