arterial vs venous Flashcards

1
Q

lower 1/3 of leg, goes, web spaces (distal toes, dorsal foot, lateral malleolus)

A

arterial

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2
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proximal to medial malleolus

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venous

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3
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smooth edges , well defined; lack granulation tissue; tend to be deep

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arterial

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4
Q

irregular shape; shallow

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venous

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5
Q

minimal exudate

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arterial

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6
Q

moderate to heavy exudate

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venous

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7
Q

severe pain

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arterial

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8
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mild to moderate pain

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venous

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9
Q

diminished or absent pedal pulse

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arterial

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10
Q

normal pedal pulse

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venous

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11
Q

normal edema

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arterial

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12
Q

increased edema

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venous

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13
Q

decreased in skin temp

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arterial

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14
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normal skin temp

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venous

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15
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tissue changes: thin and shiny; hair loss and yellow nails

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arterial

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16
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tissue changes: flaking, dry skin, brownish discoloration

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venous

17
Q

Miscellaneous: leg elevation increases pain- no compression

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arterial

18
Q

Miscellaneous: leg elevation lessen pain

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venous