bloods vessels part 2 Flashcards
age range of kawasaki disease
<4
what is kawasaki
pediatric vasculitis that damages, aneurysm or thrombus -> MI
cause of kawasaki
idiopathic
symptoms of kawasaki
persistent fever, cervical lympphadenopathy, strawberry tongue
what type of hypersensitivity is wegener granulomatosis
2
wegener granulomatosis involves which areas mainly
kidneys and upper/lower resp tracts
what happens in wegener granulomatosis
necrotizing vasculitis ->ischemia
wegener granulomatosis untreated
80% lethal, usually mid age males
what is thromboangiitis obliterans
medium size arteries have inflam and thrombosis -> vascular insufficiency
where is thromboangiitis obliterans typically
feet and hands
thromboangiitis obliterans how to know if ischemia
painful extremities, cyanosis/cold
thromboangiitis obliterans passively get
ulcerations and gangrene
what increases likelihood of thromboangiitis obliterans
smoking
what is exaggerated vasoconstriction causing pallor and cyanosis
raynauds phenomenon
if you have chronic raynauds what happens
atrophy of skin, ct, and muscles
who gets raynauds
young adult females
what is raynauds secondary to
atheroslerosis, buergers disease, sle, scleroderma, and atherosclerosis
90% of venous diseases (3)
- varicose
- phlebothrombosis: venous thromb w/o inflam
- thrombophlebitis: venous thromb following inflam