VI Flashcards

1
Q

Location of VI wounds?

A

Above the malleoli (medial and lateral)

hemosiderin staining. champagne bottle

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2
Q

Type of changes around wound?

A

tropic changes- nails, scaly skin, varicose veins

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3
Q

Characteristics of wound?

A

uneven edges, rolling, lots of drainage, not too much pain. maceration

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4
Q

Tubigrip

A

light compression. Used for trials for tolerance

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5
Q

Long stretch

A

constant compression “tight” at rest

good for ambulatory and non

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6
Q

Short stretch

A

used for most patients. good for mixed vi/ai

low during rest, but a lot with activity

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7
Q

In elastic (unna boot)

A

wear up to a week

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8
Q

Multi-layer

A

more layers, more compression
up to one week
ambulators and non. single use and skilled application

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9
Q

What level of compression is for support?

A

15-20

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10
Q

What level of compression is therapeutic?

A

20-30

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11
Q

Level of compression for moderate, severe, and lymphedema?

A

30-40 mod
40-50 severe
60- lymphedema

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