Cold exposure and emotional stress condition would the nurse advise a patient with raynaud disease to avoid to prevent vasospastic attacks.
Vasospastic illnesses are conditions where blood flow is constrained as a result of spasms in small blood vessels near to the skin's surface. This can be referred to as vasoconstriction by your doctor. Usually, it's only momentary. A classic vasospastic disorder is Raynaud's syndrome, which affects the hands and feet and makes them feel cold.
When it's chilly outside, the body reduces blood flow to the skin. This acts as a thermoregulatory system to keep the body's core temperature stable and prevent further heat loss. When under stress or in cold weather, Raynaud's phenomenon causes restricted blood flow. In Raynaud syndrome, the cutaneous arterioles and digital arteries in particular experience vasoconstriction.
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