Arterial insufficiency vs venous insufficiency
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arterial(arterial insufficiency- 3 tests; allen’s, b/l BP, b/l pulses, capillary refill) Review the names and correct examination technique for the exams below. Review tests to assess arterial insufficiency (upper and lower extremities) and venous insufficiency (lower extremities): 1. Arterial insufficiency in …
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Aug 18, 2017 · Role of interventional radiologists in the management of lower extremity venous insufficiency. Semin Intervent Radiol 2013 Dec;30(4):388-393. 24436566 Guiahi M, Tocce K, Teal S, Green T, Rochon, P. Removal of Nexplanon implant located in the biceps muscle using a combination of ultrasound and fluoroscopic guidance.
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Skin and soft tissue: gangrene (dry, wet synergistic); necrotizing fasciitis; skin, soft tissue, and wound infections; venous, arterial, and other ulcers Heme: management of acute bleeding and clotting disorders; hypercoagulable states; HITT
[DOCX File]Vascular Lab worksheet
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Arterial vs.: venous disease. Health Maintenance. Apply knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the Peripheral Vascular System in providing care to clients with disorders of this system. Arteries, capillaries, and veins. Factors affecting blood flow. Diameter of the vessel. Elastic recoil. Viscosity of blood. Age related considerations
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People who have cardiovascular insufficiency (CVI) can also develop peripheral arterial disease, which can complicate the ability to treat and heal those individuals who develop lower leg ulcers. These wounds are generally called “mixed venous/arterial” leg ulcers.
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Distal arterial insufficiency and/or deep venous thrombosis can result in limb ischemia. Congestive heart failure. Confirmed by ultrasound. Some arteriovenous fistulas resolve spontaneously without intervention. Some arteriovenous fistulas require ultrasound-guided . compression or surgical repair.
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Increased pigmentation due to venous stasis and swelling. Lymphedema vs. Edema. Pitting vs. nonpitting edema. Chronic Venous Insufficiency. Arterial Insufficiency—lower extremity. Diabetic Foot Ulcer due to poor arterial circulation/impaired O2 tissue …
Difference of Arterial and Venous Insufficiency | Varicose Veins | Vein
0.75-0.95 mild arterial disease.05-0.75 mod. arterial disease < 0.5 severe arterial disease I. Stemmer’s Sign: if skin at base of 2nd toe (and 2nd finger) cannot be pinched and picked up = lymphedema sign. J. Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) - DVT screen (swollen, warm, red, tender calf) vs. …
[DOC File]Vascular Lab worksheet - University of Missouri
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In supine, elevate one leg for 60 sec. Observe foot color: light pink is normal; chalky white or painful means arterial insufficiency. Then lower to dependent position and time the color return compared to the color of the non-elevated foot.
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