Apatient has returned from having an intra-arterial infusion catheter inserted into a femoral artery. what adjunct therapy should the nurse recommend for this patient?

The patient mentioned in the given case is exhibiting a threat of occlusion and arterial thrombosis. The most important adjunct to be recommended in the given case is a thrombolytic therapy that inhibits the production of thrombi in the region.  

Thrombolytic therapy refers to the application of drugs to dissolve or dissociate the blood clots, which are the prime reason of both the stroke and heart attacks.  

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