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Question # 51

A patient with a leg ulcer has palpable pedal pulses, an ABI of 1.05, and significant pitting edema with hemosiderin staining. What is the most likely dominant etiology?

Options:

A.

Critical arterial ischemia

B.

Chronic venous insufficiency

C.

Pure neuropathic ulceration

D.

Acute calciphylaxis

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Name Certified Wound Specialist
Code CWS
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Certification American Board of Wound Management (ABWM)

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