WebWoc WND580 Question and answers
already passed 2025/2026
Intermittent claudication leg pain is
characterized as pain that occurs: With activity and is re-
lieved by rest.
1. As you examine a patient's lower extremity
you ob- serve a thin leg with dry skin and Arterial insuflciency.
very little hair; the ABI is 0.5. From this data,
what condition would you assess to be
present?
2. Which of the following statements about They are only ettective in
inelastic compression bandages is the ambulatory patient.
accurate?
Charcot's joint.
3. What is Mrs. Lang's foot deformity called when
there is a rocker bottom appearance to her
foot?
4. Which of the following statements about contact cast- The contact cast
redistrib-
ing is correct? utes the weight of the dia- betic
foot.
5. Mrs. Anderson has dependent rubor and 0.59
elevation pallor of her right lower extremity.Record the highest
The systolic pres- sure in her R. arm is 170 brachial pressure in
mmHg; L arm is 165 mmHg, the arms. Record the
R. dorsal pedis systolic pressure was 100 mmHg highest pressure from
and the posterior tibial pressure was 95 the dorsal pedis and
mmHg. What is Mrs. Anderson's ABI for the posterior tib- ial pulse
RLE? location. Calcu- late
the ABI by dividing
the higher of two
ankle pressures by
the higher of the two
, brachial pres- sures. 100 (highest of two ankle pressures) is divid- ed by
170 (highest of
achial pressures) =
, WebWoc WND580
0.588; round ott to 0.59
ABI.
6. An ambulatory patient with insulin dependent Neuropathic Ulcer.
dia- betes has an ulcer located on the plantar
surface of the left foot over the third
metatarsal head. The ulcer is 1 cm in
diameter, with a dry red surface. The patient
denies any pain in the ulcer. What type of
wound does this most likely represent?
7. Which of the following assessments is most indicative An ABI of 0.7. An
ABI of less
of an arterial ulcer? than 0.9 is indication that
the wound has an
arterial insuflciency or
LEAD (low- er
extremity arterial dis-
ease). Pain occurs
with many types of leg
ulcers as well as
arterial. Many fac- tors
can contribute to the
color and condition of
8. Which of the following statements is TRUE? the wound bed.
Venous dermatitis:
results in erythema, crust- ing,
9. Which of the following statements scaling skin of the leg.
concerning the
Graduated compression
management of a mixed venous/arterial ulcer with an can be provided
at a mod-
ABI of .75 is TRUE?
, 10. Mrs. James has an eschar covered heel ulcer ified level of support.
and you
TcPO2 (transcutaneous
decide that the best approach to management is NOT oxygen) is 15
mmHg.
to debride but to keep the eschar covered, A TcPO2 level below
dry and intact. The rationale for your 40 mmHg demonstrates
decision is that the:
already passed 2025/2026
Intermittent claudication leg pain is
characterized as pain that occurs: With activity and is re-
lieved by rest.
1. As you examine a patient's lower extremity
you ob- serve a thin leg with dry skin and Arterial insuflciency.
very little hair; the ABI is 0.5. From this data,
what condition would you assess to be
present?
2. Which of the following statements about They are only ettective in
inelastic compression bandages is the ambulatory patient.
accurate?
Charcot's joint.
3. What is Mrs. Lang's foot deformity called when
there is a rocker bottom appearance to her
foot?
4. Which of the following statements about contact cast- The contact cast
redistrib-
ing is correct? utes the weight of the dia- betic
foot.
5. Mrs. Anderson has dependent rubor and 0.59
elevation pallor of her right lower extremity.Record the highest
The systolic pres- sure in her R. arm is 170 brachial pressure in
mmHg; L arm is 165 mmHg, the arms. Record the
R. dorsal pedis systolic pressure was 100 mmHg highest pressure from
and the posterior tibial pressure was 95 the dorsal pedis and
mmHg. What is Mrs. Anderson's ABI for the posterior tib- ial pulse
RLE? location. Calcu- late
the ABI by dividing
the higher of two
ankle pressures by
the higher of the two
, brachial pres- sures. 100 (highest of two ankle pressures) is divid- ed by
170 (highest of
achial pressures) =
, WebWoc WND580
0.588; round ott to 0.59
ABI.
6. An ambulatory patient with insulin dependent Neuropathic Ulcer.
dia- betes has an ulcer located on the plantar
surface of the left foot over the third
metatarsal head. The ulcer is 1 cm in
diameter, with a dry red surface. The patient
denies any pain in the ulcer. What type of
wound does this most likely represent?
7. Which of the following assessments is most indicative An ABI of 0.7. An
ABI of less
of an arterial ulcer? than 0.9 is indication that
the wound has an
arterial insuflciency or
LEAD (low- er
extremity arterial dis-
ease). Pain occurs
with many types of leg
ulcers as well as
arterial. Many fac- tors
can contribute to the
color and condition of
8. Which of the following statements is TRUE? the wound bed.
Venous dermatitis:
results in erythema, crust- ing,
9. Which of the following statements scaling skin of the leg.
concerning the
Graduated compression
management of a mixed venous/arterial ulcer with an can be provided
at a mod-
ABI of .75 is TRUE?
, 10. Mrs. James has an eschar covered heel ulcer ified level of support.
and you
TcPO2 (transcutaneous
decide that the best approach to management is NOT oxygen) is 15
mmHg.
to debride but to keep the eschar covered, A TcPO2 level below
dry and intact. The rationale for your 40 mmHg demonstrates
decision is that the:
