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Ulnar side of forearm, little and ring finger, and part of middle finger limpth drain into
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Epitroclear lympth nodes
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Redail side of forearm, thumb, index and part of middle finger limpth drain into
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Axillary nodes
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The superficial inguinal nodes groups are?
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Horizontal group. High on the anterior thigh, below the inguinal ligament.
Vrtical group. Upper part of saphenous vein. |
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PVD, Peripheral Vascular Disease, Common symptoms
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Pain in arms or legs.
Intermitten claudication. Cold , numbness, pallor Color change of finger tips and toes in cold weather. Swelling in calves, led or feet Swelling with redness or tenderness. |
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Background risk factors for PVD and PAD
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Tabaco abuse
Hypertension Diabetes Hyperlipidimia Sroke or MI history |
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PAD screening tool.
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ABI, Ankle brachial Index
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Sharp demarcated pallor of fingers, normal wrist pulses, spasmic distal artery indicated?
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Raynaud's disease
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Widening femoral pulse suggest?
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Femoral aneurysm.
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Common place of abstruction with artherosclerosis in leg
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Thigh, arteries circulationg in the thigh,
Normal femoral pulse, popliteal pulse decrease or absent. |
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Enlarge epitroclear nodes could indicate?
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A lesion in its drainage area, or associated with generalize lymphaenopathy.
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