PAD vs PVI cartoon animation & memory tricks peripheral arterial disease pathophysiology, signs
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Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) and peripheral venous disease (PVD) are two types of conditions that are usually interchanged and give students quite a bit of difficulty to distinguish. In this video, we will be going through the difference between the two diseases by discussing their pathophysiology, signs and symptoms, pharmacologic modalities.
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PAD vs PVD: Explained
Peripheral vascular disease is the scarring and narrowing of the peripheral blood vessels, commonly found in the extremities, wherein the passageways become small and stiff, hindering adequate flow of blood.
Peripheral vascular disease is an umbrella term created to describe conditions pertaining to both veins and arteries. This term has caused confusion to a lot of nursing students because there is another kind of PVD which stands for peripheral venous disease, which specifically pertains to only the veins, not including the arteries. This will be explained thoroughly in this video.
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PAD vs PVD: Pathophysiology
Between PAD and PVD, PAD is considered to be more serious in nature because it does not allow oxygen to go through, which means, there is decreased oxygen going to the extremities, resulting to ischemia and necrosis.
PAD vs PVD: Signs and Symptoms
PAD signs and symptoms will have the acronym, ARTS; while PVD will have the acronym, VEINY. Aside from that, there are 6 P’s, two of which always comes out of the NCLEX. To find out more on what these acronyms stand for and what the P’s are, check this video out.
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Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) and peripheral venous disease (PVD) are two types of conditions that are usually interchanged and give students quite a bit of difficulty to distinguish. In this video, we will be going through the difference between the two diseases by discussing their pathophysiology, signs and symptoms, pharmacologic modalities.
For more videos similar to this, go to http://simplenursing.com/free-trial.
PAD vs PVD: Explained
Peripheral vascular disease is the scarring and narrowing of the peripheral blood vessels, commonly found in the extremities, wherein the passageways become small and stiff, hindering adequate flow of blood.
Peripheral vascular disease is an umbrella term created to describe conditions pertaining to both veins and arteries. This term has caused confusion to a lot of nursing students because there is another kind of PVD which stands for peripheral venous disease, which specifically pertains to only the veins, not including the arteries. This will be explained thoroughly in this video.
Study the fun and fast way, while retaining more and grasping key concepts to get more prepared for your NCLEX & Exams. Sign up for a free trial at http://simplenursing.com/free-trial.
PAD vs PVD: Pathophysiology
Between PAD and PVD, PAD is considered to be more serious in nature because it does not allow oxygen to go through, which means, there is decreased oxygen going to the extremities, resulting to ischemia and necrosis.
PAD vs PVD: Signs and Symptoms
PAD signs and symptoms will have the acronym, ARTS; while PVD will have the acronym, VEINY. Aside from that, there are 6 P’s, two of which always comes out of the NCLEX. To find out more on what these acronyms stand for and what the P’s are, check this video out.
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