5 Questions
Which condition is characterized by a presentation history of non healing ulceration, recurrent phlebitis, and previous vein surgery?
Deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
What is a common site for the presentation of arterial disease?
Lateral malleolus and tibial area
Which condition is characterized by intermittent claudication and pain that improves with elevation and rest?
Venous disease
What is a common characteristic of ulcers associated with venous disease?
Moderate to heavy exudates
Which condition is characterized by reduced or no hair on the lower leg, thickening and fibrosis, and dilated veins at the ankle?
Varicose veins
Study Notes
Conditions and Characteristics
- Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI) is characterized by a presentation history of non-healing ulceration, recurrent phlebitis, and previous vein surgery.
- The femoral or popliteal arteries are common sites for the presentation of arterial disease.
- Intermittent Claudication is characterized by pain that improves with elevation and rest.
- Ulcers associated with venous disease are often characterized by a shallow base with irregular borders.
- Lipodermatosclerosis is characterized by reduced or no hair on the lower leg, thickening and fibrosis, and dilated veins at the ankle.
Test your knowledge on the assessment criteria for venous and arterial diseases, including presenting history, physical and social risk factors, and previous medical conditions. This quiz covers a range of factors such as previous history of DVT, varicose veins, obesity, pregnancy, non-healing ulceration, and more.
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