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The client diagnosed with subclavian steal syndrome has undergone surgery. Which assessment data would warrant immediate intervention by the nurse?

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: Numbness in the right hand (
B) post-subclavian surgery suggests nerve or vascular compromise, requiring immediate action. Absent pedal pulse (
A) is unrelated, strong brachial pulse (
C) is normal, and CRT <3 sec (
D) is normal.

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