23- Clinical Correlation PAD Flashcards

1
Q

cramping and pain in legs with walking a certain distance

A

claudication

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2
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key HPI findings for PAD

A
  • claudication
  • rest pain
  • black ulcers or toes
  • chronic ulcers that don’t heal
  • painful ulcer despite neuropathy
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3
Q

what is metabolic syndrome characterized by?

A
  • hyperinsulinemia or hyperglycemia
  • hypertriglyceridemia and low HDL
  • HTN
  • obseity
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4
Q

how effective is waistline in diagnosing metabolic syndrome?

A

80% of patients can be diagnosed by waistline alone

> 40 in male
35 in female

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5
Q

for every 1% increase of HgA1c , risk factor for PAD goes up …

A

28%

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6
Q

highest odds risk factors for PAD

A

smoking followed by diabetes

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7
Q

describe the skin of someone with PAD

A
thin, atrophic
lack hair
brittle rigid nails
cold
hemosiderin depostis
waxy apeparance
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8
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how to PAD ulcers appear?

A

gangrenous, granular with a lot of fibrotic tissue

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9
Q

what is dependent rubor?

A

foot looks red when dependent and pale with elevation

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10
Q

what would a normal doppler be described as?

A

triphasic

normal arterial flow and usually associated with a palpable pulse

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11
Q

severe PAD would appear _____ with doppler

A

monophasic or absent

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12
Q

ABI = ______________/ ___________

A

lower extremity systolic pressure/ brachial artery systolic pressure

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13
Q

falsely elevated ABI

A

> 1.3

indicates a heavily calcified vessel (diabetes)

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14
Q

ABI normal

A

0.9-1.3

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15
Q

ABI associated with PAD and intermittent claudication

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0.5-0.9

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16
Q

ABI associated with critical limb ischemia and ulceration and rest pain

A
17
Q

what are the guidelines for obstruction with segmental pressures?

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20-30 mm dif. between adj cuffs

30 mm change along lef from thigh to ankle

20mmHg or more between opposite leg same level

18
Q

what is wagner’s ischemic index?

A

ischemic index = leg pressure/ arm pressure

19
Q

what wagner ischemic index score would indicate successful healing

A

above 0.34 in arteriosclerosis or 0.45 in diabetes

20
Q

how do pitch and loudness relate to blood flow with doppler readings

A

high pitch = faster moving blood cells

louder = more cells being hit

21
Q

B doppler waveform =

A

ventricles contract and aortic valve opens

22
Q

c doppler waveform =

A

ventricles relax, valve open, reflux in large arteries

23
Q

D doppler waveform =

A

aortic valve closes, pressure increased in large vessels

24
Q

E doppler waveform =

A

return to diastolic baseline

25
Q

toe pressure _________ or below is predictive of nonhealing ulcer

A

30 mmHg

26
Q

the transcutaneous PO2 =

A

arterial PO2

27
Q

PVD treatment includes (5)

A
  1. antiplatelet therapy with ASA or clopidogrel/plavix

2. LDL