LL Arterial Flashcards

1
Q

Redness with dependency

A

Chronic ischaemia

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2
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Onychogryphosis

A

Thickened distorted nail

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3
Q

Guttering of superficial veins

A

Chronic arterial disease

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4
Q

Arterial ulcers

A
IC, rest pain 
Foot, toes, ankle-- lateral malleolus 
Punched out
Little exudate
Rarely edema
Painful 
Trophic changes and gangrene
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5
Q

Tx arterial ulcers

A

Conservative
Angioplasty– endo vascular revasc
Bypass-
Aorta femoral graft

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6
Q

Venous ulcers

A
DVT, varicose veins 
Medial lower leg gaiter area
Sloped edges
LOTS EXUDATE 
painless-- unless ... 
Usually aw limb edema 
Aw-- chronic venous insufficiency signs
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7
Q

When do venous ulcers become painful?

A

Edema

Infection

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8
Q

Increase capillary refill

A

Ischaemia/PVD

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9
Q

Decrease capillary refill

A

Dependent blood pooling

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10
Q

Chronic ischaemic limb – colour

A

Red from venous pooling– goes pale when elevated

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11
Q

Severe ischaemia– capillary refill

A

15-30sec

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12
Q

Ischaemic burger angle

A

15-30 degrees

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13
Q

Conclusion LL arterial

A
Bp
Full CVS exam
ABI
PAD - tar staining, hyperCH
Investigations-- Doppler US, MRA
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14
Q

ABI 0.5-1

A

Intermittent claudication

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15
Q

ABI 0.3-0.5

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Rest pain/ critical limb ischaemia

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16
Q

ABI

A

Gangrene and ulceration

17
Q

Causes of claudication with normal pulse

A

Neurogenic claudication– spinal stenosis
Anemia
Beta blockers

18
Q

Critical ischaemia 6P’s

A
Pallor
Pain
Pulse less
Paraesthesia 
Perishingly cold
Paralysis
19
Q

Leriches syndrome

A

Bilaterally painful buttocks and impotence due to common iliac disease

20
Q

Diabetic foot

A

Peripheral neuropathy
Autonomic neuropathy
Large artery disease
Small artery disease

21
Q

Peripheral neuropathy diabetic

A

Loss of ankle jerk and vibration sense
Accidental injury/ tissue damage
Charcot joints

22
Q

Autonomic neuropathy

A

Decreased sweating
Cracked dry skin
Infection

23
Q

Pallor and mottling

A

Acute limb ischaemia