Discuss 4 observations you should perform when caring for a patient on anticoagulation therapy. (more than a sentence) Voiding: Faeces: to tell your patient to then get you and to tell you that there is blood within their and then to then also tell them to not flush the toilet when they open their bowels, so then you can then check it and observe it Gums: advise patient to report if there is any signs of bleeding in within their gums Bruising is increased: Hematemesis (vomiting):

Discuss 4 observations you should perform when caring for a patient on anticoagulation therapy. (more than a sentence) Voiding: Faeces: to tell your patient to then get you and to tell you that there is blood within their and then to then also tell them to not flush the toilet when they open their bowels, so then you can then check it and observe it Gums: advise patient to report if there is any signs of bleeding in within their gums Bruising is increased: Hematemesis (vomiting):

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