Neuropathic, Arterial and venous wounds Flashcards

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what are some arterial causes

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-ischemia
-micro/macro vascular disease
-smoking

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what are some venous insufficnecy

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-DVT
-recent surgery
-prolonged standing, pregnant
-CHF

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what are some neuropathic/diabetic

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-diabetes
-peripheral vascular disease
-hansens
-charcot marie teeth

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4
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talk about neuropathic wounds

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-occur on foot or plantar sufrace or toes
-cause by mechanical forces or minor trauma
-sensory, autonomic, motor neuropathy

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talk about artieral wounds

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-caused by ischemia
-located at perihperal extremities

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what are the most common LE wounds

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venous

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what are the causes of chronic venous insufficency

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-reflux as a result of incompetent values
-obstruction
-lack of venous pump during gait

-results in venous hypertension and excessive moisture in tissue
-prevents adequate oxygen and nutrients from reaching skin

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what are the pathophysioogical adaptations

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-vessel dialation and elongation
-increased collagen deposition in both vein walls and skin
-plasma protein leaks into intersisital space with resulitng fibrin cuff around arterioles
-increased inflammatory cells

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what is the progression of venous disease

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-heavy, achy legs
-telegenstia or reticular veins
-varicose veins
-edema withotu ulceration
-skin changes w/out ulcertaion
-skin changes w/ ulceration

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what are some common skin changes consistent with chronci venous insufficenty

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-hyperpigmemntation
-lipodermatoscerlosis
-dilated long saphenous vein
-atrophie blanch
-edema
-dermatitis
-thick skin
-celluliutusi

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where are venous wounds located

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gaiter area

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