In administering hemorheological agents to a patient with peripheral arterial disease, the nurse correlates this treatment to which mechanism of action?

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Hemorheological agents, such as pentoxifylline, work by improving blood flow and reducing blood viscosity, which can inhibit platelet aggregation and improve circulation in peripheral arterial disease.

In Administering Hemorheological Agents to a Patient with Peripheral Arterial