Question

Concept map #3 directions Read the attached articles and listen to a short pod cast. Go to mayoclinic.org. Search for wounds & pads listen to the short audio. Then answer the following questions and fill out the concept map according to the rubric. Make sure that your name is on your paper. Due date 11/20/19. Questions: 1. What vital sign changes would you anticipate with an infection? 2. Why are both feet cold? 3. What capillary refill time would you expect & why. 4. Why are the toes discolored on the right foot? 5. Why didn't Mr. Ripley feel the blister pain right away? 6. Is an oral, rectal & axillary reading the same when the thermometer reads 99.8. 7. How does the wet saline soak help remove dead tissue? 8. What are some risk factors of PAD & why? 9. Is this disease specific to certain cultures &/or genders? 10. What are some of the complications of this disease process?

Answer 1

Ans1

Temperature is increase

Herat rate and respiratory rate also increased

Blood pressure is normal in mild infection but decrease in severe infection

Ans2

In the severe infection there is polling of blood from cutaneous circulation to systemic circulation so amount of blood circulation is less in foot and foot become cold

Ans3

Capillary refill time increases because of less peripheral circulation

Ans4

Becuse of decrease blood supply first skin colour become white then it become blue because of reduced haemoglobin