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Extremity Arterial Flashcards

1
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no duplicated brachial artery

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high brachial bifurcation into radial and ulnar arteries

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2
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distribution in diabetes

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tibioperoneal trunk

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3
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distibution in non diabetics

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distal SFA or bifurcation

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4
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arterial ulceration dry gangrene

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foot/toes

irregular

shallow

minimal/no bleeding poor granulation

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5
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venous ulceration wet gangrene

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medial malleolus

deep irregular shape

round edges

mild/moderate pain

granulating base

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6
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irregular ulcers

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venous

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7
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shallow ulcers

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arterial

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8
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granulating ulcers

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venous

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9
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characteristics of ischemic rest pain

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at night with foot elevated relieved by dangling foot or walking

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10
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waveform prior to stenosis

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peaked -

monophasic -

high resistance

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11
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waveform distal to stenosis

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parvus et tardus

monophasic

low resistance

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12
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hyperemic flow

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all above baseline

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13
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ABI predicts severity in absence of calcified vessels

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not reliable with calcified vessels

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14
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significant ABI change = 0.15

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increasing severity of disease

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15
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ABI > 0.5

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single level disease

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16
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ABI

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multilevel disease

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17
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claudication

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0.5 - 0.9

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18
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rest pain

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0.25 - 0.5

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19
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normal ABI

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0.9 - 1.3 (other chart 0.96 - 1.3)

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20
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mild disease ABI

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0.80-0.94 (other chart 0.85-0.95)

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21
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ABI moderate disease

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0.50 - 0.79 (other chart 0.51- 0.84)

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22
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ABI severe disease

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0.30 - 0.49 (other chart 0.25 - 0.50)

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23
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ABI critical

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24
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falsely high pressures

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due to medial calcification in diabetes and CRF

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25
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if greater than 15 mm difference btw PT and DP

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proximal disease

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26
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effects on PVR amplitude

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stroke volume

blood pressure

vasomotor tone

blood volume

limb size limb position

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27
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prosthetic graft normal velocity & velocity ratio

28
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prosthetic graft moderate stenosis

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180-300 cm/sec ratio > 2

29
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prosthetic graft high grade stenosis

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PSV > 300 cm/sec

ratio > 3.5

30
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impending prosthetic graft failure

31
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vein graft normal velocity

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> 45 cm/sec ratio

32
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vein graft moderate stenosis

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250-300 cm/sec

ratio > 3.0

33
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vein graft high grade stenosis

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> 350 cm/sec

ratio > 3.6

34
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prior femoropopliteal endovascular intervention > 50% stenosis

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> 180 cm/sec

ratio > 2.5

35
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prior femoropopliteal endovascular intervention > 70% stenosis

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> 300 cm/sec

36
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in stent > 50% restenosis of SFA

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PSV > 190 cm/sec ratio > 1.5

37
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in stent > 80% restenosis of SFA

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PSV > 275 cm/sec ratio > 3.5

38
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graft flow velocity

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average of peak systolic velocities from 3-4 nonstenotic graft segments

normally between 40-45 cm/sec

can be less with larger grafts

39
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monphasic bypass graft waveform

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inflow tract obstruction

40
Q

staccato waveform - no diastolic flow

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distal anastomotic or outflow obstruction

41
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exercise recovery

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15 min severe occlusive disease

42
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% pressure decrease post exercise - normal range

43
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% pressure decrease post exercise single level disease

44
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% pressure decrease post exercise multi level disease

45
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Takayasu’s arteritis

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aorta and branches usually dilation and aneurysm females usually ages 20-40

46
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Giant cell arteritis (temporal arteritis)

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medium/large size vessels temporal artery and ECA branches 75-85 year old (women)

47
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Kawasaki’s disease

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small medium arteries including coronaries age 2-5 years

48
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elevated celiac artery velocity

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exclude median arcuate syndrome record PSV after deep inspiration if normalizes, then confirms diagnosis

49
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fasting SMA waveform

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like triphasic arterial waveform

50
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non fasting SMA waveform

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low resistance, slow acceleration/deceleration continuous diastolic forward flow

51
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retrograde common hepatic artery waveform

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suggestive of celiac stenosis or occlusion

52
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normal celiac artery velocity

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98-105 cm/sec

53
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normal SMA velocity

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97-142 cm/sec

54
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normal IMA velocity

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93-189 cm/sec

55
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Bernoulli principle

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decrease area results in increased velocity increased velocity decreases pressure area inc - velocity dec - pressure inc

56
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longer stenosis

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smaller velocities

57
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Reynolds number threshold

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2000 normal 2000-4000 transitional > 4000 turbulence

58
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before stenosis at or just past stenosis after stenosis

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increased PSV - decreased pressure post stenotic turbulence parvus tardus

59
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cuff bladder *** what percentage of limb diameter

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40% limb circumference or 20% of limb diameter

60
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going distally in leg pressure and velocity change

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pressure increases and velocity decreases

61
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exacerbation of popliteal entrapment

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leg hyperextension

dorsiflexion and plantar flexion

62
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arteritis with concentric narrowing

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Takayasu and giant cell arteritis

63
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UE arterial index normal pressure normal

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0.8 >

70 mm Hg

64
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medium vessel arteritis

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Kawasaki

Behcet

Churg

Strauss

Polyarteritis nodosa

65
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large vessel arteritis

A

Takayasu

giant cell

66
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small vessel arteritis

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