Pathophysiology of Venous Hypertension

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Speaker:

Mary Beth Regan, PhD, CWCN, Senior Manager, Academic Affairs, Smith & Nephew, Inc.

Program Description:

This is a one-hour program designed primarily for registered nurses caring for patients with venous leg ulcers in outpatient, inpatient, and home care settings. Content will focus on a brief review of anatomy of the venous system, pathogenesis of venous leg ulcers, assessment parameters and an overview of management strategies.

Continuing Education credit:

Approved by the BRN for one contact hour. Provider number 14147.

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Instructions

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- Posttest (Word .doc, 229 KB)
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