Arterial Ulcers Typically Occur

Arterial Ulcers Typically Occur

<p>Module 4 Quiz - Questions</p><p>QUESTION 1</p><p>Arterial ulcers typically occur:</p><p> i) In the gaiter region of the leg. </p><p> ii) On the top of the foot, toes or bony prominences such as the ankle bones. </p><p> iii) Anywhere above the knee. </p><p> iv) Only on the toes.</p><p>Answer(s):</p><p>QUESTION 2 </p><p>Arterial ulcers typically have a wound bed that has:</p><p> i) Shallow, irregular wound margins. </p><p> ii) Punched out, well-defined wound margins. </p><p> iii) Tunnelling or undermining. </p><p> iv) Dry, black and necrotic.</p><p>Answer(s):</p><p>QUESTION 3</p><p>Arterial leg ulcers are characterised by:</p><p> i) Pain at night when legs are elevated and pain on ambulation. </p><p> ii) No pain. </p><p> iii) Pain that is relieved by elevation of the legs above heart level.</p><p> iv) Pain that is described as dull, heavy, aching pain. </p><p>Answer(s):</p><p>Promoting Healthy Skin Page 1 of 3 Module 4 Quiz - Questions</p><p>Promoting Healthy Skin Page 2 of 3 Module 4 Quiz - Questions</p><p>QUESTION 4</p><p>After a leg ulcer has been assessed and diagnosed as an arterial leg ulcer, what are some evidence based treatments you could use to manage the ulcer?</p><p> i) Leave the ulcer alone and hope it will go away.</p><p> ii) Apply an appropriate dressing according to the characteristics of the ulcer. </p><p> iii) Make sure the leg is kept cool.</p><p> iv) Refer the client for a review by a vascular specialist.</p><p> v) Promote adequate oxygenation of the wound by ensuring good hydration.</p><p> vi) Encourage the client to keep smoking.</p><p>Answer(s):</p><p>QUESTION 5</p><p>Protection of the lower limb can be achieved by:</p><p> i) Foot protection with soft, conforming, proper fitting shoes, orthotics and off-loading as necessary. </p><p> ii) Leg protection to avoid injury.</p><p> iii) Protection of digits and heels for patients with decreased mobility with effective pressure relief devices.</p><p>Answer(s):</p><p>QUESTION 6</p><p>Passive warming of the extremity such as covering the legs with a blanket improves perfusion and may be of benefit in preventing arterial ulcers.</p><p> i) True.</p><p> ii) False.</p><p>Answer(s):</p><p>Promoting Healthy Skin Page 3 of 3</p>

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