<prompt> Acute aerial embolus to lower extrimities will come with symptoms of ?Pain, swelling and cynosisPain, palor, paresthesia and pulselessnessCyanosis absent pulse distal to emboliPallor, pulselessness and swelling  <response>: Embolic aerial occlusion presents with pain, pallor, paresthesia, paralysis and loss of pulsation. Reference Bailey and love, 27th edition, page 955 