Which of the following factors would NOT be related to Bonnie’s risk of DVT? Recent surgery Childhood disease history Family history of pulmonary embolism Personal history of cancer
Bonnie, a 52-year-old female, has been having some mild pain in her legs recently and is not sure if she should be concerned about it. She decides to visit her primary care physician since the pain isn’t going away. Bonnie tells her physician that the pain feels like a “general soreness or ache” and seems to be worse on the left side. Her physician notes that the left lower leg seems slightly swollen when compared to the right and feels slightly warmer than the right leg.
Bonnie has a history of smoking (1-2 packs/week in her 20s and 30s). She has a BMI of 29. She travels often to see her family that lives across the country. The only medication she has ever taken regularly was oral contraceptives. Now that she is peri-menopausal, she has been treating her symptoms with hormone replacement therapy.
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Which of the following factors would NOT be related to Bonnie’s risk of DVT?
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Recent surgery
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Childhood disease history
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Family history of pulmonary embolism
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Personal history of cancer
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