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12. After d etermining that M.T. is altered, what is your priority nursing action? a. Determine M.T.'s baseline Gcs b. Call the MD c. Chart the findings as normal d. Ask M.T.if she is experiencing any numbness or tingling in her extremities 13. From the patient's history of a left femoral-popliteal bypass you know that M.T. has vascular Insufficiency. Upon examining her extremities, you suspect that M.T. may have arterial insufficiency. What types of findings could lead you to suspect this? (List at least 4) 14. The student nurse who is working with you is educating М.Т on what signs and symptoms someone may see with venous insufficiency. You know that the student needs further education when she states. a. "People with venous insufficiency should elevate their legs often b. "People with venous insufficlency may have swelling and superficial wounds around their ankles c. "People with venous insufficiency may have deep black wounds on their feet d. "People with venous insufficiency should wear compression stockings Every 2 hours Roundin my sister had when she was diagnosed with a DVT. How can you explain the difference between vascular insufficiency and DVT to this patient? (explain patho and signs and symptoms) 15. While educating M.T., the patient states, "Some of those signs and symptoms sound like what 10am 16. Due to M.T:'s history of glaucoma, you know that she may experience which of the following? Loss of peripheral vision Loss of central vision A cloudy appearance on her eyes Double vision c. d. oral oulses, you are unable to find a pedal pulse on the left side via
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12.a. After determining M.T is altered nurse determine M.T's

   baseline GCS (Galscow coma scale) to assess the present

neurological status of the patient for further action.

14.c. Student need further education if she states " People with venous

   insufficiency may have deep black wounds on their feet." because

   Black wounds (eschar) on the foot is due to poor circulation,high glucose

      and nerve damage caused by diabetic melitus.

16.a.Glaucoma damages the optic nerve and increased intraocular pressure which

         leads to loss of pheripheral vision.