When measuring the blood pressure (BP) of a client with vascular disease, the nurse obtains readings of greater than a 10-point difference between both arms. This is an indication of which condition?

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A difference of more than 10 points in blood pressure readings between arms can indicate arterial occlusion in one arm, which is a blockage or narrowing of the artery that can lead to reduced blood flow.

When Measuring the Blood Pressure (BP) of a Client with Vascular