Intermittent Pneumatic Compression Therapy by Dr. Heba Haridy

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What is a precaution to be taken while using Intermittent Pneumatic Compression (IPC) to prevent neurovascular compression?

Ensuring pressure does not exceed diastolic blood pressure

What is the typical IPC parameter for DVT prophylaxis?

30-40 mmHg

Why is it important to elevate the extremity during IPC?

To assist in venous/lymphatic return

What should the patient be instructed to do during the off-cycle of the IPC procedure?

Perform gentle range-of-motion exercises

What should be done at the end of the IPC session?

Remove the sleeve and re-measure the circumference of the extremity

What is a common indication for IPC?

All of the above

What is the primary purpose of Intermittent Pneumatic Compression Therapy?

To improve blood flow and venous circulation

Which type of IPC device is optimal for lymphedema management?

Multi-chambered unit

What is a physiological effect of IPC?

Reducing formation of blood clots inside deep veins

What is a contraindication for IPC?

Unstable fracture

What is a disadvantage of IPC?

It does not mobilize protein effectively

What is an advantage of IPC?

Relatively easy to use

Learn about IPC, a medical device that improves blood flow, venous circulation, and lymphatic circulation. This quiz covers the basics of IPC, its benefits, and its applications.

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