Pulselessness - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Family Medicine II Aquifer Exam Questions And Answers Name the six signs of limb threatening injury. - ANS Pain (especially disproportionate) Pallor Pulselessness Paresthesia Perishing cold Paralysis What action occurs to cause a medial ankle sprain? What is normally injured? - ANS Eversion; deltoid ligament What is normally involved in a syndesmotic sprain? - ANS Interosseous membrane and anterior inferior tibiofibular ligament Physical exam findings with syndesmotic sprai...

CSC EXAM 2024 WITH 100% ACCURATE SOLUTIONS Following surgical repair of a thoracic aneurysm with an endoluminal graft, the patient is unable to move his lower extremities. The nurse should first a. Activate stroke team and prepare to do an urgent (STAT) computed tomography (CT) scan b. Prepare to return to surgery for exploration of femoral artery occlusion c. Call surgeon to obtain a neurology consultation in the morning d. Prepare for lumbar drain insertion to remove cerebrospin...

4 P's of compartment syndrome correct answers pallor, paresthesia, pulselessness, paralysis >30mmHg in limb -> fasciotomy Ischemia-reperfusion syndrome in guy recently treated for acute limb ischemia OAG v. CAG correct answers OAG->too much aqueous humor or not enough outflow CAG Decreased angle -> Decrease outflow aqueous humor from anterior Open Angle Glaucoma Presentation correct answers -Early asymptomatic increase IOP -> loss peripheral vision -Optic nerve ...

©BRAINBARTER 2024/2025 Week 3 Medsurg Study Notes (ATI Capstone) Angina Precipitating Factors (4 E's) - answerExertion: physical activity/exercise Eating Emotional Distress Extreme temp (hot and cold) Arterial Occlusion s/s (4 P'S) - answerPain Pulselessness Pallor ©BRAINBARTER 2024/2025 Paresthesia CHF Treatment: MADD DOG - answer*M*orphine *A*minophylline *D*igoxin *D*opamine *D*iuretics *O*xygen *G*asses: monitor ABG's Heart Murmur Causes: SPASM - answer*S*tenosis of a...

Basic Care and Comfort NCLEX questions and answers with complete solution SPRAIN - Answer ️️ -Injury involving the LIGAMENTS surrounding a joint STRAIN - Answer ️️ -Injury to the MUSCLE TISSUE or TENDON FRACTURE - Answer ️️ -Beak in the continuity of bone MUSCULOSKETAL INJURIES MGT - Answer ️️ -Rest Ice Compression Elavate INITIAL MUSCULOSKETAL INJURY MGT - Answer ️️ -Compression= Prevent movement, further injury. COMPRESSION TYPES - Answer ️️ -SLING SPLINT B...

review questions with correct answers A health care provider in a clinic finds a patient in a room, unresponsive and pale. Which sign should be used to identify the need to initiate cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)? Evaluation of peripheral perfusion and level of consciousness Obtaining a history of previous myocardial infarction Determination of pulselessness or bradycardia Assessment of gasping breaths or not breathing Answer Assessment of gasping breaths or not breathing An Afric...

When do we perform neurovascular checks? - Answer-- before and after fracture treatment - Regularly (q4-8 hours) on an extremity with a cast, splint with elastic bandage wrap, open reduction with external fixation or internal fixation. **test distal parts of extremities (i.e fingers and toes of whatever extremity cast is on) What do we assess for in a neurovascular check? - Answer-- assess circulation, movement, and sensation (CMS) in an extremity - If blood flow to a distal extremity is...

SPRAIN Injury involving the LIGAMENTS surrounding a joint STRAIN Injury to the MUSCLE TISSUE or TENDON FRACTURE Beak in the continuity of bone MUSCULOSKETAL INJURIES MGT Rest Ice Compression Elavate INITIAL MUSCULOSKETAL INJURY MGT Compression= Prevent movement, further injury. COMPRESSION TYPES SLING SPLINT BANDAGE MUSCULOSKELETAL INJURIES SIGNS/SYMPTOMS Pain Abnormal motion Soft tissue edema Obvious deformity Discoloration Musculoskeletal Injury 5 P's Paresthesia=Numb/Tinglin...

NUR 101: Exam 1 The five P's that characterize an occlusion - correct answer Pain Pallor Pulselessness Paresthesia’s Paralysis Syncope - correct answer Circulatory arrest, caused by a reflex drop in HR and BP Stenosis - correct answer An absent pulse wave indicates arterial occlusion (blockage) Phlebitis - correct answer Inflammation of a vein that occurs commonly after trauma to the vessel wall, infection, immobilization, and prolonged insertion of IV catheters Xerostomia ...

premolars and molars Alendronate (Bisphosphonate - inhibits demineralization of bone) correct answers Feline ondotoclastic resporptive lesions are most commonly found on which 2 groups of teeth: incisors, canines, premolars, molars? What is the treatment used? Infectious canine hepatitis - Canine adenovirus 1 infection correct answers Anterior uveitis and corneal edema ("blue eye") are hallmarks of which canine viral disease? nucleated red blood cells (54% of cases) (basophilic st...