Asked by Briana Bradley on Jul 03, 2024
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Arterial problems
A) Lower extremity swollen and warm with normal pulse
B) Neck vein visible when sitting
C) Spoon nails
D) Lower extremity pale and cool with decreased pulse
E) Ringing in ears
F) Swayback
G) Black, tarry stools
Arterial Problems
Conditions affecting the arteries, including blockages and narrowing that can lead to cardiovascular issues.
Lower Extremity
Refers to the lower part of the body, including the hips, legs, and feet.
Pale and Cool
Describes a physical state typically indicating reduced blood flow or lowered body temperature, which can be symptomatic of various conditions.
- Employ correct approaches for targeted assessments, including the assessment of the tympanic membrane in infants and acknowledging clinical signs in patients.
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Lauren ElizaJul 10, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
Lower extremity pale and cool with decreased pulse is indicative of arterial problems, as it suggests reduced blood flow to the area.
Learning Objectives
- Employ correct approaches for targeted assessments, including the assessment of the tympanic membrane in infants and acknowledging clinical signs in patients.