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DVT398-AF2
USIDMS Lower Extremity Venous
Question | Answer |
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Acute DVT is approximately how old? | 1week to 10 days |
Which vein is the longest in the body? | GSV |
What happens to venous flow while performing the valsalva maneuver? | All venous flow stops |
Name 3 risk factors for DVT. | Post Op, hx of DVT, pregnancy |
One way to distinguish deep veins from superficial veins is by identifying what? | A paired artery adjacent to the vein. |
Vasoconstriction is caused by ingested chemicals, stress, and what? | Cold sensitivity |
Virchows triad includes what 3 conditions? | Circulatory stasis, vein wall injury, and hypercoagulable state |
When thrombus breaks loose and is potentially fatal this is called what? | Pulmonary embolism |
If you document sluggish, continuous flow what does this mean? | There is a proximal obstruction. |
This is an infection in the soft tissue which causes redness and warmth to touch, what is it? | Cellulitis |