Physiological AdaptationQuestion 119 of 120
A nurse reviews a client's coagulation results. Which value indicates the client is at increased risk for bleeding?
a.INR of 1.0
b.Platelet count of 250,000/microliter
c.INR of 5.0
d.Hemoglobin of 14 g/dL
Explanation
An INR of 5.0 is well above the therapeutic range and indicates a high bleeding risk. An INR of 1.0 and a normal platelet count reflect normal clotting ability.
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