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A client sustained a right leg fracture after an industrial accident and reports tingling and severe pain inside the newly applied plaster cast. Upon inspection, the nurse noted that the exposed toes were cyanotic. What is the most appropriate nursing intervention?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Tingling, severe pain, and cyanotic toes suggest compartment syndrome, a medical emergency. Contacting the physician immediately is critical for evaluation and possible intervention like cast removal or fasciotomy. Heat worsens swelling, elevation helps but is not enough, and toe movement doesn't address the urgency.

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