ch 26 vasulcar disorders and peripheral circulation Flashcards
patient pain left lower leg, edematous and hairless, what health problem
intermittent claudication
ankle brachial index abi of right leg is 0.40 how would you follow up
implement interventions relevant to arterial narrowing
post op plan of care for oral contraceptives
early ambulation and leg exercises, bc use increases blood coagulbility
nurse education venous insufficiency
avoid normal stockings that are tight
large venous leg ulcer - how prevent infection and promote healing
provide high calorie, high protein diet
nursing diagnosis - lymphedema
risk for infection related to lower extremity swelling secondary to lymphedema
preventative measure for varicose veins
walk every hour to promote circulation
visible red streak running up foot and ankle after stepping on nail
lymphangitis
hit and swollen leg, history of chronic venous insufficiency- what intervention
antibiotics to treat cellulitis
history of heart failure and peripheral arterial disease cannot ambulate - prevent which complication?
deep vein thrombosis
most appropriate interventions for altered peripheral tissue perfusion related to compromised circulation
encourage client to engage in moderate amount of exercise
intervention venous insufficiency
elevate lower extremities
client prescribed walk for 10 min 3 times a day following MI what is relationship between walking and heart function
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
deep vein thrombophlebitis - lab values that indicate warfarin is at therapeutic levels
international normalized ratio (INR) between 2 and 3
leg pain, type 1 diabetes, smokes a pack a day - nursing education for diagnosis of intermittent claudication
be sure to practice meticulous foot care