mobilization in acute care

Question 1

peripheral artery disease

Answer 1

blocked circulation to legs / feet

Question 2

risk factors peripheral artery disease

Answer 2

smoking
hypertension 
diabetes
age
heredity

Question 3

pathophysiology of partiperhal artery disease

Answer 3

arteriosclerosis (hardening of arteries)
atherosclerosis (plaque)
acute thrombus

Question 4

s/s peripheral artery disease

Answer 4

pain with activity
weak pulse
skin shiny/hairliess
ischemia

Question 5

diagnostic tests peripheral artery disease

Answer 5

pulse

Question 6

medical treatment peripheral artery disease

Answer 6

manage risk factors
lifestyle
wound care
amputation

Question 7

acute PT treatment peripheral artery disease

Answer 7

walking program

Question 8

Chronic venous insufficiency

Answer 8

pooling of blood in legs

Question 9

risk factors chronic venous insufficiency

Answer 9

age 
genetics
females
obesity
smoke
inactive

Question 10

path of chronic venous insiffuciceny

Answer 10

weak / ineffective valves

Question 11

s/s chronic venous insufficiency

Answer 11

leg tightnening
swelling intiching
swollen ankles

Question 12

diagnostic tests chronic venous insufficiency

Answer 12

vascular / doppler ultrasound

Question 13

medical treatment chronic venous insufficiency

Answer 13

risk factor medication
compression
wound care
surgery

Question 14

Acte PT treatment chronic venous insufficiency

Answer 14

exericse
ankle pompon
compression
education

Question 15

difference surgical and medical patients

Answer 15

for surgery, from another ward, aneasthic

further assessment, failure to thrive, could be ER

Question 16

where NG tube need to be

Answer 16

needs to be stopped if head of bed below 30

Question 17

where chest tube

Answer 17

below site of insertion