Peripheral pulses Flashcards

(12 cards)

1
Q

ABI

A

This is a ratio that compares and divides the LE pressure by the UE pressure to help determine if there is a vascular problem

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ABI is performed with patients who have _____

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arterial dx to determine if the lower extremity is getting enough blood and oxygen

**this will help determine if a wound will heal well

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3
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What UE pulse is used for ABI

A

brachial

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4
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What LE pulse is used for ABI

A

dorsal pedis or tibial posterior

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5
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Where is dorsal pedis located

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lateral to the extensor hallucis longus tendon and is best palpated proximal to the first metatarsal-cuneiform joint

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6
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Where is the tibial posterior artery

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muscle tendon runs down behind the medial malleolus and end by segregating into main, plantar, and recurrent portions

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7
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> 1.2 ABI

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indicates non-compliant arteries, falsely elevated, arterial disease, diabetes

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8
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0.95-1.2 ABI

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normal

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9
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0.75-0.94 ABI

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mild arterial disease and intermittent claudication

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10
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0.50-0.74

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moderate arterial disease and rest pain

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11
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<0.50 ABI

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risk for critical limb ischemia; may have pain at rest, severe arterial disease

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