Lab 3: Atherosclerosis and Coronary Artery Disease Flashcards
ID layers and cells
blue - tunica intima; endothelial cells
solid black - tunica media; smooth muscle and elastic fibers
open black - tunica adventitia; adipocytes, pericytes, and vasa vasorum
ID
atherosclerosis
ID
fatty streak atherosclerosis
most common sites of atherosclerosis in descending order
1 - abdominal aorta
2 - coronary arteries
3 - popliteal arteries
4 - carotid arteries/circle of Willis
What two features make you more likely to get atherosclersis because of nonlaminar, turbulent blood flow
branch points and ostia
ID
fatty streak early atherosclerosis
ID
fatty streak early atherosclerosis
ID
fatty streak early atherosclerosis - foamy macrophages
ID
atherosclerosis
ID
atherosclerosis
Nonmodifiable Risk Factors
Genetics, Family history, aging, male gender
Modifiable Risk Factors
Hyperlipidemia, Hypertension, Smoking, and Diabetes