Which contraindication applies to clients undergoing dialysis?

The appropriate contraindication for clients undergoing dialysis is the avoidance of arteriovenous fistulas or graft sites. Clients with kidney failure often undergo dialysis, which involves creating a vascular access point such as an arteriovenous fistula or graft. These sites are critical for the dialysis treatment, and massaging over them can pose risks such as damage to the vascular access, disruption of the blood flow, or increased risk of infection.

Therefore, it is essential for massage therapists to respect these sites and avoid any manipulation in their vicinity to ensure the safety and health of the client. Understanding the specific needs and limitations of clients undergoing dialysis is crucial for providing safe and effective care.