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Peripheral Vascular System

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Arteries-High Pressure   Temporal, Carotid, Brachial, Ulnar, Radial, Femoral, Popliteal, Dorsalis Pedis, Post-tibial  
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Veins-Closer to Skin Surface   Jugular, Superficial (deep in arms & legs)  
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Lymphatics   Retrieves excess fluid from tissue spaces and returns it to the bloodstream.  
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Superficial Nodes Located:   Head and Neck, Axillary, Epitrochlear (Arm, by elbow), Inguinal (Groin) **Children's nodes will be prominent until puberty.  
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Subjective Data Assessment   Legs cramps, Skin changes on arms & legs, Swelling, Lymph node enlargement or lymphadenopathy.  
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Objective Data Assessment   Inspect for venous insufficiency. Arterial insufficiency (arteriosclerosis & atherosclerosis)  
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Allen Test   Adequate circulation to hand. Press radial/ulnar arteries until pallor. Release and wait to return to pink. Continuous monitor of blood flow.  
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Homan's Sign   **Not used in assessment anymore. Can break off a DVT and cause an PE.  
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CMS Checks   Circulation, motion and sensation. For pulses and capillary refill.  
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Anti-embolism stockings per order   Prevent DVT's.  
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Arterial leg ulcers   Shiny skin. Can open up blockage. Sometimes need amputation.  
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Venous leg ulcers   Everything's pooling. Brown skin. Need compression and elevation.  
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