Vascular problems in the legs

    • [DOC File]Veterans Benefits Administration Home

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      peripheral vascular collapse (with acute hypotension and shock), with findings that may include: anorexia; nausea; vomiting; dehydration; profound weakness; pain in abdomen, legs, and back; fever; apathy, and depressed mentation with possible progression to coma, renal shutdown, and death.


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      Assess the vascular and sensory status of the limb below the level of injury. ... the patient may benefit from a partial recumbent/ sitting up position with legs elevated. Consult MO if concerned. Alert - Acute compartment syndrome, fat emboli syndrome, Venous thromboembolism (VTE) and Pulmonary Embolus (PE) are high risk complications with ...


    • [DOCX File]FMCSA Medical Examiner Handbook

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      Apr 23, 2020 · Approximately 7% to 9% of persons with peripheral vascular disease develop intermittent claudication, which is the primary symptom of obstructive vascular disease of the lower extremity. In cases of severe arterial insufficiency, necrosis, neuropathy, and atrophy may occur.


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      Pain in the residual limb may arise as a result of painful swelling at the end of cut nerves (neuroma). In addition to problems with the residual limb there may be problems in other areas such as the back or the remaining limb. In particular, peripheral vascular disease severe enough to lead to amputation is likely to affect the remaining limb ...


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      Patients with problems with the superficial or deep veins usually have poor emptying of the skin and abnormally rapid refilling usually less than 25 seconds Pulse oximetry. ... ensure that legs are in a neutral or dependant position whilst sitting or lying. lose weight if obese. ... Consultation should be sought with a vascular surgeon.


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