Module 4 Comprehension Quiz
Module 9: References
Check Your Knowledge M4.3
You must correctly answer the 2 Check Your Knowledge (CYK) questions to proceed.
Check Your Knowledge M4.2
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Check Your Knowledge M4.1
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Module 10 Assignment
Module 4 Assignment In lieu of a multiple-choice test, this module requires a video assignment Using the Toe-Wrapping Superior View (the lateral view can be downloaded) and Compression Assignment Guide Video in Module 4 Topic: Videos – LE Compression Bandaging as references, create a video demonstrating compression bandaging on a lower extremity (.mov works best!) […]
Patient Education
Risks, Precautions, and Contraindications for Compression Therapy
RISKS for COMPRESSION Most of the problems people experience with compression therapy are not severe. They include: Rarely, severe side effects can occur, such as: PRECAUTIONS for COMPRESSION CONTRAINDICATIONS for COMPRESSION
Garment Care
Compression garments are important to a patient’s everyday comfort and health. Proper care helps ensure they last as long as possible. Washing Your Compression Garments Most compression garments can be either washed by hand or machine. If washing the garment by hand If by washing machine Drying Your Compression Garment Reference Video for Garment Care
Compression Levels
Compression Levels (from Sigvaris https://www.sigvaris.com/en-us/expertise/basics/compression-levels ) 8-15 mmHg (Mild) 15-20 mmHg (Medium) 20-30 mmHg (Firm) 30-40 mmHg (Extra Firm) 40-50 mmHg Other Considerations
