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adeq./alter tissue

Clinical signs of adequate and altered tissue perfusion

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Assessment Criterion: skin color Normal findings: Pink
Assessment Criterion: skin Temp. Normal findings: skin not excessively warm or cold
Assessment Criterion: Edema Normal findings: absent
Assessment Criterion: skin texture Normal findings: skin resilient, moist
Assessment Criterion: Arterial adequacy test Normal findings: original color returns in 10 sec; veins in feet or hands fill in about 15 sec
Assessment Criterion: Capillary refill test Normal findings: Immediate return of color w/in 2 sec
Assessment Criterion: peripheral pulse Normal findings: easily palpable
Assessment Criterion: skin color abnormal findings cyanotic pallor that increases with limb elevation, dusky red color with limb lowered, Browm pigmentatin around ankles
Assessment Criterion: skin color abnormalities caused by possible health problems Cyanotic = venous insufficiency
Assessment Criterion: skin color abnormalities caused by possible health problems Pallor that increased w/limb elevation = Arterial insufficiency
Assessment Criterion: skin color abnormalities caused by possible health problems Dusky red color when limb lowered = Arterial insufficiency
Assessment Criterion: skin color abnormalities caused by possible health problems Brown pigmentatin around ankles = Arterial insufficiency,chronic venous insufficiency
Assessment Criterion: skin Temp. of abnormal findings skin cool
Assessment Criterion: skin Temp. abnormalities caused by possible health problems skin cool = Arterial insufficiency
Assessment Criterion: Edema abnormal findings marked edema; mild or absent
Assessment Criterion: edema abnormalities caused by possible health problems Marked Edema = venous insufficiency Mild or absent =Arterial insufficiency
Assessment Criterion: skin texture abnormal findings Skin thin and shiny or thick, waxy, shiny,and fragile, with reduced hair and ulceration
Assessment Criterion: skin texture abnormalities caused by possible health problems Skin thin and shiny or thick, waxy, shiny,and fragile, with reduced hair and ulceration= Arterial or venous insufficiency
Assessment Criterion: Aterial adequacy test abnormal findings delayed color return or mottled apperance; delayed venous filling; marked redness of arms or legs
Assessment Criterion: Aterial adequacy test abnormalities caused by possible health delayed color return or mottled apperance; delayed venous filling; marked redness of arms or legs = Arterial insufficiency
Assessment Criterion: capillary refill test abnormal findings Delayed return of color
Assessment Criterion: capillary refill test abnormalities caused by possible health Delayed return of color = Arterial insufficiency
Assessment Criterion: peripheral pulse abnormal findings no pulse, decreased or absent pulse
Assessment Criterion: peripheral pulse abnormalities caused by possible health no pulse, decreased or absent pulse =Arterial insufficiency
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