Question # 55

A patient with suspected deep-vein thrombosis has a negative D-dimer and a low Wells score. The nurse correctly interprets this combination as:

Options:

A.

High probability of DVT requiring immediate anticoagulation

B.

Low probability of DVT; further imaging is usually unnecessary

C.

Indication for immediate thrombolysis

D.

Laboratory error only

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