CHAPTER 11 Cerebrovascular Disease Karen Fitzgerald OBJECTIVES 1. List three risk factors associated with cerebrovascular disease. 2. Recognize two diagnostic tests to evaluate for cerebrovascular disease. 3. Review two treatments…
CHAPTER 17 Raynaud Phenomenon Patricia A. Lewis First Edition Authors: Patricia A. Lewis and Sue Monaro OBJECTIVES 1. Distinguish between primary and secondary Raynaud phenomenon. 2. Identify physical examination findings…
CHAPTER 25 Amputation Cynthia Christensen OBJECTIVES 1. Identify risk factors for amputation. 2. Identify early interventions to reduce the risk for amputation. 3. List postoperative interventions for decreasing secondary complications….
CHAPTER 24 Vascular Trauma Michelle Tinkham First Edition Author: Isobel Green OBJECTIVES 1. Recognize the significance of vascular injuries in the community and identify the characteristic physical signs and symptoms…
CHAPTER 23 Lymphedema Patricia A. LewisM. Eileen Walsh OBJECTIVES 1. Describe normal lymphatic flow. 2. Identify criteria used to diagnose primary and secondary lymphedema. 3. Describe medical and surgical management…
CHAPTER 19 Superficial Thrombophlebitis and Deep Vein Thrombosis Melody HefflineM. Kate Schmidt First Edition Authors: Kim Zurat and Karla Mees OBJECTIVES 1. Describe the clinical significance of superficial and deep…
CHAPTER 13 Aneurysmal Disease Victoria R. LatessaAnne Aquila OBJECTIVES 1. Describe the anatomy and physiology relevant to aortic aneurysms and aneurysmal disease. 2. List appropriate diagnostic tests relevant to the…
CHAPTER 22 Diabetic Foot Management Robyn StraussCynthia Christensen OBJECTIVES 1. Describe the pathophysiology of diabetes mellitus that leads to the formation of foot problems in this patient population. 2. Identify…
CHAPTER 20 Pulmonary Embolism Michelle TinkhamPatrica A. Lewis First Edition Authors: Patricia A. Lewis and Karla Mees OBJECTIVES 1. List three risk factors for pulmonary embolism. 2. Discuss methods of…
CHAPTER 18 Thoracic Outlet Syndrome Tiffany Street First Edition Author: Catherine Wiegand OBJECTIVES 1. Define thoracic outlet syndrome. 2. Differentiate between neurogenic, arterial, and venous symptoms. 3. Discuss conservative medical…
