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8 though, what other than any change in his
9 neurovascular status?
10 A. Specifically, other than that,
11 anything unusual that they might say that they
12 didn't like, that something had changed from the
13 time that they had seen him.
14 Q. What changes in neurovascular status
15 would have concerned you?
16 A. Decreased pulse, decreased sensation,
17 if he was more awake and then ---
18 Q. What if he felt like his foot was
19 getting cold?
20 A. Not in and of itself, unless it was
21 combined, either a change in his vascular status
22 or his clinical examination to sensation.
23 Q. Did his vascular status need to be
24 assessed again after you did it, but before he was
25 discharged?
1 A. No.
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2 Q. Why not?
3 A. Assuming that everything else was the
4 same, unless I think that there was some change
5 that needed to be examined again, I didn't think
6 that was necessary.
7 Q. If he said his foot was getting cold,
8 would that have warranted another vascular
9 assessment?
10 A. It might.
11 Q. Under what circumstances?