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need a nursing care plan guide for patient with diabetes, complications include peripheral vascular disease, and another with below knee amputation So, it sounds like you need to go to the textbooks or look on the internet. I couldn't or wouldn't do this. Not ethical to give you what I would do. Might not be satisfactory for your instructor or whoever. |
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Peripheral vascular disease is so called to distinguish it from cerebro-vascular disease, affecting the blood vessels of the brain, and cardio-vascular disease, affecting the blood vessels of the h... It's more about patient comfort, although there's supposed to be no clinical difference between the two. It kinda makes sense to introduce anything entering the body at body temperature t... Raynaud's syndrome/phenomenon 鈥?usually referred to as Raynaud's - is a disorder that affects the blood vessels in the fingers, toes, ears, and nose. It does not normally affect the blood... It is definitely PVD! Your feet should not be that cold at all. You should have an ultrasound test done as soon as possible to avoid the severe problems that PVD causes in extremities. Tell th... Peripheral Vascular Disease This refers to diseases of blood vessels outside the heart and brain. It's often a narrowing of vessels that carry blood to the legs, arms, stomach or kidneys. T... One is veins, one is arteries. Blood goes in through one, arteries, and out though the other. Hope this helps!!! ...Peripheral vascular disease is so called to distinguish it from cerebro-vascular disease, affecting the blood vessels of the brain, and cardio-vascular disease, affecting the blood vessels of the h... It is very possible it could cause vascular comprimise distal to the fracture, but seems an unlikley factor in systemic peripheral vascular disease or in your other limbs. Please check with your do... |
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