What You’ll Discover in Kim Saunders Hands-On Clinical Lab
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Kim Saunders Hands-On Clinical Lab
If the underlying cause is not known, lower extremity wounds can be difficult to treat and may require amputation. The clinician must be at the bedside.-Non-invasive diagnostic tools that can screen for perfusion and diagnose sensory neuropathy. Learn how to off-You can even load a diabetic nerveopathic ulcer in rural areas.
This lab will provide best practices guidelines for arterial, veinous, and neuropathic uvulas. It will also offer hands-On clinical labs for leg assessments, wound treatment, and ankle-Monofilament testing, brachial index and off-loading neuropathic ulcer techniques.
OUTLINE
Guidelines for Lower Extremity Arterial Disease (LEAD),
- Pathophysiology and treatment of LEAD
- Guidelines for Best Practice Assessment
- Pathophysiology
- Diagnostic Assessment: Invasive & Non-Invasive
- Arterial Duplex & Angiogram
- TCOM & Bedside ABI
- Clinical Exam
- Guidelines for best practice
- Risk Stratification
- Perfusion Strategies
- Oxygen Strategies
- Maintenance recommendations-reconstructable
- HANDS-ON LAB
- Conduct Sensory Deficit Tests
- HANDS-ON LAB
- Simulate Neuropathic Off-Methods of loading
Guidelines to Define Lower Extremity Venous disease (LEVD).
- Pathophysiology and treatment of LEVD
- Guidelines for Best Practice Assessment
- Pathophysiology
- Lymphedema. Lipedema. Venous insufficiency Edema.
- Clinical Exam
- Lymphangitis, Stasis Dermatitis, Hemosiderin Staining
- Atrophie Blanche, Lipodermatosclerosis, Vasculitis
- Guidelines for best practice
- Perfusion Determination
- Matching Perfusion and Compression
- HANDS-ON LAB
- Venous Insufficiency Leg & Ulcer Assessment
- Care plan
LEND (lower extremity neuropathic disease) guidelines
- Pathophysiology and LEND
- Guidelines for Best Practice Assessment
- Labs, Nutrition
- Skin, Edema, Malformations, Neurosensory
- Tissue Perfusion: Diagnostics & Referrals
- Classification Systems
- Guidelines for best practice
- Take off-TCC, Half Shoe or Healing Sandals as options
- Diagnosing Infection & Treatment
- Wound Care & Adjunctive Therapies
- Emerging Technology
- Surgery
- HANDS-ON LAB
- Do ankle-Brachial Index (ABI).
- HANDS-ON LAB
- Neuropathic Foot Ulcer Assessment & Plan of Care
- HANDS-ON THE LAB
- Arterial Disease Leg & Ulcer Assessment
- Care plan
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OBJECTIVES
- If vascular ulcers are not treatable, it is important to analyze the treatment goals.-reconstructable
- Use the ABI at the bedside to assess the arterial flow in any setting.
- Analyze the arterial diagnostic work-Refer to us for more information
- If vascular ulcers are not treatable, it is important to analyze the treatment goals.-reconstructable
- You can distinguish between lipedema and lymphedema.
- Differentiate assessment/treatment for stasis dermatitis, atrophie blanche, Lipodermatosclerosis
- Complementary compression for ankle-Brachial index
- To perfusion, justify wound treatment
- Contrast diabetic ulcer classification systems to predict time to heal & referrals recommended
- Contrast the neuropathic foot-Loading options
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