ch 26 vasulcar disorders and peripheral circulation Flashcards

1
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patient pain left lower leg, edematous and hairless, what health problem

A

intermittent claudication

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2
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ankle brachial index abi of right leg is 0.40 how would you follow up

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implement interventions relevant to arterial narrowing

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3
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post op plan of care for oral contraceptives

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early ambulation and leg exercises, bc use increases blood coagulbility

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4
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nurse education venous insufficiency

A

avoid normal stockings that are tight

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5
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large venous leg ulcer - how prevent infection and promote healing

A

provide high calorie, high protein diet

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6
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nursing diagnosis - lymphedema

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risk for infection related to lower extremity swelling secondary to lymphedema

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7
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preventative measure for varicose veins

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walk every hour to promote circulation

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8
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visible red streak running up foot and ankle after stepping on nail

A

lymphangitis

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9
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hit and swollen leg, history of chronic venous insufficiency- what intervention

A

antibiotics to treat cellulitis

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10
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history of heart failure and peripheral arterial disease cannot ambulate - prevent which complication?

A

deep vein thrombosis

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11
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most appropriate interventions for altered peripheral tissue perfusion related to compromised circulation

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encourage client to engage in moderate amount of exercise

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12
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intervention venous insufficiency

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elevate lower extremities

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13
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client prescribed walk for 10 min 3 times a day following MI what is relationship between walking and heart function

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when you walk the muscles in your legs contract and pump the blood in your veins back to your heart, which allows more blood to return to your heart

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14
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deep vein thrombophlebitis - lab values that indicate warfarin is at therapeutic levels

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international normalized ratio (INR) between 2 and 3

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15
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leg pain, type 1 diabetes, smokes a pack a day - nursing education for diagnosis of intermittent claudication

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be sure to practice meticulous foot care

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16
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femoral to popliteal bypass graft surgery- first post op assessment

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assess pulse of affected extremity every 15 minutes

17
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raynaud phenomenon - nursing diagnosis

A

ineffective tissue perfusion

18
Q

inability to grasp object w right hand, cool to the touch and bp 20 more than left side - which health problem

A

upper extremity arterial occlusive disease

19
Q

gangrene on toe - which health problem

A

peripheral artery disease

20
Q

patient on Xa inhibitor, comorbidity with real insufficiency

A

lower doses of Xa inhibitors are required

21
Q

nursing action for varicose veins during pregnancy

A

teach client that circulatory changes during pregnancy frequently cause vv

22
Q

nursing education for compression stockings for venous insufficiency

A

the importance of ensuring the stockings are applied evenly with no pressure points

23
Q

priority risk for leg ulcer

A

insufficient nutrition

24
Q

best position for leg ulcers venous in origin

A

elevate lower extremities

25
Q

best prevention for skin breakdown of lower extremities post op

A

ensure clients heels are protected and supported

26
Q

assessments for chronic leg ulcers

A

-location and type of pain
-bilateral comparison of peripheral pulses
-comparison of temp in patients legs
-identification of mobility limitations

27
Q

lymphangitis medication

A

an antibiotic

28
Q

best action by nurse for leg swelling and redness post op

A

inform health care provider of s/s of venous thromboembolism

29
Q

abdominal aortic aneurysm - assessment for impending rupture

A

sudden onset of severe back or abdominal pain

30
Q

what is systemic arteriovenous oxygen different that affect cardiovascular health and tissue oxygenation

A

the amount of oxygen in aortic blood minus the amount of oxygen in the vena caval blood

31
Q

on what physiologic variables does adequate blood flow depend

A

-efficiency of heart as a pump
-adequacy of circulating blood volume
-patency and responsiveness of the blood vessels

32
Q

peripheral artery disease - no pulse in left foot

A

use doppler ultrasound to identify the pulses

33
Q

for which client would assessment of ankle brachial index be most clearly warranted

A

a client with poorly controlled type 1 diabetes who is a smoker

34
Q

nursing plan to prevent occurrence of future venous ulcers

A

high protein diet that is rich in vitamins

35
Q

digital gangrene - history of what health problem

A

arterial insufficiency

36
Q

venous disease - what test

A

duplex ultrasonography

37
Q

peripheral arterial occlusive disease - assessment finding

A

unequal peripheral pulses between both extremities

38
Q

peripheral artery disease - history of smoking, alcohol, no exercise - priority education

A

the nicotine in cigarettes is a powerful vasoconstrictor and may cause or aggravate pad

39
Q

assessment of venous ulcer in area of lateral malleolus and unresponsive to treatment

A

heavy exudate