Cliends with peripheral vascular disorders
Phytonadione (vitamin K)
Protamine sulfate
Thrombin
Aspirin
Taking daily walks
Engaging in anaerobic exercise
Reducing daily fat intake to less than 45% of total calories
Avoiding foods that increase levels of high-density lipoproteins
Varicose veins are more common in men than in women
Primary varicose veins are caused by deep vein thrombosis & inflammation
Sclerotherapy is used to cure varicose veins
The severity of discomfort isn’t related to the size of varicosities
Numbness
Paresthesia
Intermittent Claudication
Pulsation over the abdomen
Integrity of the incision
Positive homan’s sign
Clear lung sound
Bowel sounds in all four quadrants
Wear adequate clothing during summer
Wear gloves when handling frozen foods
Wear goggles during winter
Attending stress management class
Pooling of deoxygenated blood during vasospasm
Sudden vasoconstriction
Exaggerated blood reflow
Sudden vasodilation
Avoid consuming dark colored foods
Importance of avoiding emotional stress
Intake of vasodilator drugs
Refraining from going to warm places
Maintain cerebral function
Maintain tissue perfusion
Correct fluid imbalance
Control hemorrhage
See if she can stand on one leg at a time
Checking the homan’s sign
Applying a cold compress and massaging the area
Measuring both legs and comparing the size
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