Arterial disease Flashcards

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What is peripheral arterial disease

A

Coronary artery disease but in peripheral vessels

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2
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What are risk factors fro PAD

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diabetes,htn,smoking, dyslipidemia

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3
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WHat are the 6 p’s for arterial disease

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Pain
Polar
Pallor
Paresthesia
Paralysis
Pulse

If all are present, this is a contraindication to exercise and they need immediate medical intervention

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4
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What are the signs and symptoms

A

resting pain in recumbent position d/t gravity

exercise pain d/t intermittent claudication

diminished or absent peripheral pulses.

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5
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What is the medical management for critical limb ischemia

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thrombus completely blocking vessel and can lose limb if not treated ASAP.
Anticoagulation meducation of bypass graft/thrombolectomy

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6
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What are the contraindications to critical limb ischemia

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heat, exercise and compression

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7
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What is the medical management of PAD

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surgical - peripheral bypass graft, angioplasty

medical - apirin, beta-blockers, lipid lowering therapy or a combination of all

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8
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Prognosis (most to least common)

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stable claudication (70-80%)
Non fatal CV event (20%)
Worsening claudication (10-20%)
Mortality (10-15%)
Critical limb iscemia (1-3%)

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9
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Management of CAI

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Education on positioning, HOB slightly elevated, movement, avoid compression
Exercise

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10
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What are 5 benefits of exercise for people with peripheral artery disease

A

increase
onset of pain with walking
muscle function
QOL index
inflammation and hemostatic function.

decrease: morbidity and mortality rates

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11
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Why is supervised exercise good

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it promotes the formation of collateral bloodflow and triggers tissue hypoxia. Need to exercise pt into pain so the body can form new blood pathways.

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12
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What are precautions for patients with PAD

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high risk for CAD and stroke so you need to monitor them like a cardiac patient.

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13
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What is the msot common risk factor to all hear tissues

A

SMOKING

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14
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What if the FITT principle for PAD

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3x weeks at an intensity that reaches moerate threshold of claudication symptoms. want to do 30 minute per session and walking

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15
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State the wound healing phases and timeframes

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Inflammatory
2 - 5 days
Proliferation
day 2 - week 3

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16
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Why is a vascular disease a problem for healing

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Blood carries nutrients and if its not able to reach tissues then it wont be able to provide the nutrients to heal.

17
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Essentials for wound healing

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Peace, moisture, nutrition, perfussion