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The nurse is planning care for a client who is diagnosed with peripheral vascular disease (PVD) and has a history of heart failure. The nurse should develop a plan of care that is based on the fact that the client may have a low tolerance for exercise related to:

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Rationale: In PVD, decreased blood flow to the extremities limits oxygen delivery to muscles, reducing exercise tolerance. In heart failure, reduced cardiac output further exacerbates this limitation, as the heart cannot meet increased oxygen demands during activity. Increased blood flow or viscosity is not relevant, and the options are repeated incorrectly in the document.

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