Raynaud's Disease
Raynaud's Disease ( 33 Questions)
Incorrect. Submerging the hands in hot water can lead to burns and is not recommended during a vasospastic attack.
Incorrect. Vigorous rubbing of the fingers can cause trauma and worsen the condition during an acute attack.
Incorrect. Placing the hands under running cold water may further exacerbate the vasospasm and is not recommended during an attack.
Correct. Moving to a warm area and gently wiggling the fingers can help increase blood flow and encourage vasodilation, potentially alleviating the symptoms of a vasospastic attack.
A) Incorrect. Submerging the hands in hot water can lead to burns and is not recommended during a vasospastic attack.
B) Incorrect. Vigorous rubbing of the fingers can cause trauma and worsen the condition during an acute attack.
C) Incorrect. Placing the hands under running cold water may further exacerbate the vasospasm and is not recommended during an attack.
D) Correct. Moving to a warm area and gently wiggling the fingers can help increase blood flow and encourage vasodilation, potentially alleviating the symptoms of a vasospastic attack.