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A patient is experiencing numbness, tingling, and pain in their leg. The patient also noticed discoloration on their toes. VS: T 99.2, P 74, R 18, BP 122/78, 02 sats 95% room air. Pain level needs to be assessed. Assessment Subjective data Assessment Objective data Actual/Potential Risk Factor Actual/Potential Risk Factor
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