AI - textbook Flashcards

1
Q

explain elastic artery movement during systole / diastole

A

systole = expand as blood enter
diastole = returns to normal

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2
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pressure distribution from arterial system to arteriole

A

arterial = 90-100 mmHg
arterioles = 25-35 mmHg

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3
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pressure on venous side of capillary

A

15 mmHg

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4
Q

population thtat Buerger’s or thromboangiitis is seen in

A

young adults who smoke heavily

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5
Q

explain cholesterol deposition

A

biochemical changes and intimal cell injury

  • body attempts to repair the intimal cells and ends up building up blood products that block the artery
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6
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amount of vessel stenosis related to intermittent claudication

A

50%

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7
Q

amount of vessel stenosis related to ischemic rest pain

A

70%

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8
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those with CAD experience a ______ likelihood of developing ______ than those without

A

higher
AI ulcer

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9
Q

explain the negatives of smoking

A

nicotine = vasoconstriction
increased CO in system
increased rate of clot formation
nicotine increases cholesterol deposition
increased oxygen mismatch between delivery and demand in tissue

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10
Q

tell me about the popliteal artery? where does it come from? where does it go, cotton eyed joe?

A

continuation of superficial femoral artery

popliteal fossa

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11
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location of posterior tibial artery

A

between tendons of flexor digitorum longus and flexor hallicus longus

superior to medial malleolus near posterior medial portion of tibia

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12
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location of dorsalis pedis

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over second toe between extensor hallucis longus and extensor digitorum longus

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13
Q

how to hold doppler when assessing artery

A

45° to skin

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14
Q

how to conduct an ABI test

A

find brachial and posterior tib art
inflate cuff until swooshing on doppler isn’t heard (+20mmHg)
note the pressure at which the sound returns

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15
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a drop of ______ on a repeat ABI test indicates ________

A

0.15
peripheral arterial obstructive disease progression

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16
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explain how the rubor of dependency test works

A

reactive hyperemia
1 - elevation causes arterioles to vasodilate in order to get more blood to foot
2 - when returned to start position, blood flow increases through maximally vasodilated vessels

17
Q

what is plethysmography / duplex scanning

A

noninvasive methods of assessing regional blood flow, velocity and turbulence in arteries and veins
- photo and air plethysmography are most common

18
Q

what is TCOM or TcPO2

A

transcutaneous oxygen monitoring

tests macro and microvascular perfusion

> 35 mmHg indicates healing can occur