[Solved]: When assessing a client’s arteriovenous (A-V) fistula,…

When assessing a client’s arteriovenous (A-V) fistula, the nurse is unable to palpate a thrill on the venous side of the client’s fistula. Given this finding, which conclusion is most likely justified? A. The client has developed an inflammation at the fistula site. B. The tubing in the client’s fistula needs to be replaced. C. The blood in the client’s fistula has clotted. D. The client has an infiltration of fluid around the fistula site.