Why is neurovascular assessment important? Where will you use it in your professional practice?

What anatomical knowledge do you need to carry out a neurovascular assessment?

Learn about the musculoskeletal anatomy of the upper and lower limb.

Learn about the main nerves and their motor and sensory function.

Learn about the function of the main veins and arteries, the pulse and the location of the main pulses.

Cross-sectional views of the anatomy of the upper and lower limb.

Learn about the types and mechanisms of the injuries of the upper and lower limb and how they relate to neurovascular complications.

What is compartment syndrome?

What kind of nerve injuries can effect the upper and lower limb?

What are the ‘7Ps’ of neurovascular assessment?

How can you use a neurovascular assessment chart?

Compartment Syndrome development post ORIF for supracondylar fracture with the cast application.

Dropped foot post surgery.

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