Hemodynamic Disorders Flashcards

1
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Body cavities

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Effusion

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2
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Effusions in pleural activity

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Hydrothorax

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3
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Cause of increased hydrostatic pressure

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impaired venous return

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4
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Ascites

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Effusions in peritoneal cavity

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5
Q

1+

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2mm deep
barely detectable
immediate rebound

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6
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Hydropericardium

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Effusions in pericardial cavity

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7
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Finger pressure over markedly edematous

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Pitting

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8
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Active process due to arteriolar dilation

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Hyperemia

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9
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Edema

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accumulation of fluid in tissues; within the tissues

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10
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LEGS stands for

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Lasix Edema Grading Scale

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11
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4+

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8mm ver deep pit

>20s to rebound

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12
Q

Nutmeg liver

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accentuated

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13
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Passive process due to reduces the venous outflow

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congestion

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14
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Arranged or occurring in series

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Cascade

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15
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General sequences of hemostasis

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Arteriolar vasoconstrtictions
Primary hemostasis
Secondary hemostasis
Clot stabilization and resorption

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16
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Formation of platelet plug

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Primary hemostasis

17
Q

Endothelial cells

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central regulator of hemostasis

18
Q

Transient, mediated by reflex neurogenic mechanism

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Arteriolar vasoconstriction

19
Q

thrombin cleaves circulating fibrinogen into insoluble fibrin

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Secondary hemostasis

20
Q

rupture of large blood vessels

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massive bleeds

21
Q

Defects of primary hemostasis

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petechiae
small bleeds in skin or mocous
capillaries are prone to rupture

22
Q

Anywhere in the circulatory system

23
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occur site of stasis

24
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Factors that limit coagulation

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Dilution
negatively charged phospholipids
factors expressed by endothelium adjacent site of injury

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Virchow triad
Endothelial injury Stasis or turbulent blood flow Hypercoagulability of blood
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Caused by cardiovascular disease
Infraction
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Hemorrhagic disorders
``` DIsseminated intavascular cougulation Postmortem clots Embolism Pulmonary embolism Fat embolism Air embolism Amniotic fluid embl=olism Infraction ```
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Autopsy findings in amniotic fluid embolism
Fetal squamous cells lanugo hair Fat from vernix Mucin derived from fetal respiratory
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Major contributor to the development of venous thrombi
stasis
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3 kinds of shock
cardiogenic hypovolemic sepsis, septic shock, and the systemic inflammatory response
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Venous occlusion
Red infract
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Stages of shock
initial progressive stage Progressive stage Irreversible stage
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Hypotension,weak rapid pulse, tachypnea, and cool and clammy,cyanotic skin
hypovolemic and cardiogenic shock
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state of circulatory failure that impairs tissue perfusions and leads to hypoxia
shock
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Factors of septic shock
``` Organ dysfunction inflammatory and counter-inflammatory induction of procoagulant state endothelial activation of injury metabolic abnormalities ```
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Resistant to hypoxic
Lungs
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Dislodge and travel
Embolization