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cardiovascular 3; heart failure Flashcards

1
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aortic aneurysm dissection

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acute rupture, abrupt pain from tearing of vessel

if aorta tears, dead in secs

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2
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meaning blockage

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occlusion

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3
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raynaud’s disease

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vasospasm of arteries in fingers and toes
feels like burning sensation
more common in women

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4
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claudication

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pain in lower legs from hardened vessels while walking; elderly

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5
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pain in lower legs from hardened vessels while walking; elderly

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claudication

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6
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local abnormal dilation of vessel

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aneurysm

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7
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peripheral arterial vascular disease

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narrowing of the peripheral vessels

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8
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rheymatic heart disease

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heart inflammation from hemolytic stretococcus in chilldren

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9
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acute rupture, abrupt pain from tearing of vessel

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aortic aneurysm dissection

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10
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affects lower extremities;

intermittent claudication

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atherosclertic occlusive disease

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11
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thromboangitis obliterans =

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buerger’s

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12
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heart failure on left

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systolic failure

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13
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buerger’s =

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thromboangitis obliterans

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14
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vasospasm of arteries in fingers and toes
feels like burning sensation
more common in women

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raynaud’s disease

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15
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altered delivery of o2

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peripheral cyanosis

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16
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arteries with plaques of fat on inner walls that calcifies

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atherosclerosis

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17
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deo2 arterial blood

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central cyanosis

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18
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cyanosis

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desaturated hemoglobin

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19
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cachexia

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weight loss through muscle wasting

20
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progressive ventricular thinning; hypertrophy in both ventricles

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dilated cardiomypathies

21
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inflammation and thrombosis in small blood vessels overlife (like radial or brachial)
chronic if smoking

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thromboangitis obliterans

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atherosclerotic occlusive disease

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affects lower extremities

intermittent claudication

23
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scavenger cells help

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try to destroy atherosclerosis through oxidation and cause inflammation (fibrous plaque)

24
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genetic
hypertension
valvular disease
transplant needed

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hypertropic cardiomyopathies

25
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peripheral cyanosis

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altered delivery of o2

26
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thromboangitis obliteran traits

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inflammation and thrombosis in small blood vessels overlife (like radial or brachial)
chronic if smoking

27
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narrowing of the peripheral vessels

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peripheral arterial vascular disease

28
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acute arterial occlusion

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caused by blood clot

29
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endemic in nutritional/infectious cause in developing countries

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restrictive cardiomypathies

30
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endemic

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regularly found within a group or area

31
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peripheral arterial vascular disease include

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acute arterial occlusion
atherosclrotic occlusive disease
thromboangitis obliterans
raynaud’s disease

32
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atherosclerosis

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arteries with plaques of fat on inner walls that calcifies

33
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heart failure on right

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diastolic failure

34
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caused by blood clot

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acute arterial occlusion

35
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occlusion

36
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try to destroy athersclerosis through oxidation and cause inflammation (fibrous plaque)

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scavenger cells

37
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dilated cardiomyopathies

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progressive ventricular thinning; hypertrophy in both ventricles
transplant needed
caused from infections or coke

38
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central cyanosis

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deo2 arterial blood

39
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restrictive cardiomypathies

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endemic in nutritional/infectious cause in developing countries

40
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arrythmias can lead to

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sudden death

41
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asymptomatic aneurysm

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aortic aneurysm

42
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heart inflammation from hemolytic stretococcus in children

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rheumatic heart disease

43
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desatursted hemoglobin

44
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aneurysm

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local abnormal dilation of vessel

45
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hypertropic cardiomyopathies

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genetic
hypertension
valvular disease
transplant needed

46
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transplant needed

caused from infections and coke

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dilated cardiomypathies

47
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regularly found within a group or area

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