The test for assessing blood flow and checking for blockages in the hand's arteries is called the Allen's Test. This test is a simple method to evaluate collateral blood flow. The Allen's test, while commonly used, is not considered highly accurate due to some limitations. False Positives: The test can produce false-positive results due to factors like wrist hyperextension, which can occlude the transpalmar arch, leading to a perceived lack of collateral blood flow. False Negatives: Inadequate c

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THE ALLENS TEST 🤔 What is the Allen’s Test❓ It’s a test performed to assess the arterial blood supply to the hand, in this case the patient was showing a slower ulna arterial return. #upperlimbsandbeyond #handtherapy #mackayhandtherapist #lymphoedematherapy #allenstest | Upper Limbs & Beyond

Allens Test- ❓Who still does this test routinely before starting an arterial line? 🩸 It is performed to assess the patience of the radial and ulnar arteries of the hand. Helps determine the suitability of collateral circulation before performing procedures such as radial artery cannulation or radial artery harvesting for graft. Explanation: Allen’s test is performed by oclosing the radial and ulnar arteries of the hand while the patient closes the fist. The patient is then asked to open their h