Macrovascular Diabetic Complications Flashcards

1
Q

list macrovascular complications in diabetes

A

early widespread atherosclerosis
ischaemic heart disease
cerebrovascular disease
peripheral vascular disease

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2
Q

sequences in progression of atherosclerosis

A

initial lesion > fatty streak > intermediate lesion > atheroma > fibroatheroma > complicated lesion

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3
Q

what is associated with macrovascular complications of diabetes?

A

weight
lipids
central adiposity
blood pressure

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4
Q

what stages of atheroma development are clinically silent?

A

initial lesion
fatty streak
intermediate

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5
Q

what stages of atheroma development are clinically overt?

A

atheroma
fibroatheroma
complicated

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6
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mechanism of initial lesion? growth with?

A

macrophage

lipid

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7
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mechanism of fatty streak? growth with?

A

intracellular lipid

lipid

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8
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mechanism of intermediate? growth with?

A

+extracellular lipid

lipid

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9
Q

mechanism of atheroma? growth with?

A

+core of extracellular lipid

smooth muscle

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10
Q

mechanism of fibroatheroma?

growth with?

A

+fibrotic/calcific layers

+collagen

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11
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mechanism of complicated? growth with?

A

+surface defect, thrombosis

thrombosis/haematoma

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12
Q

describe the relationship between hyperglycaemia and life expectancy

A

hyperglycaemia significantly reduces life expectancy

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13
Q

describe the relationships between morbidity, mortality, microvascular and macrovascular complications

A

microvascular > morbidity

macrovascular > morbidity + mortality

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14
Q

is macrovascular disease present in multiple arterial beds?

A

yes

it is a systemic disease

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15
Q

compare ischaemic heart disease as a diabetic complication to ischaemic heart disease to patient w/o diabetes

A

similar to patients w/o diabetes

just occur in younger demographic in those w/ diabetes

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16
Q

compare cerebrovascular disease as a diabetic complication to cerebrovascular disease to patient w/o diabetes

A

occurs much younger

more widespread in those with diabetes

17
Q

peripheral vascular disease contributes with neuropathy to develop what common diabetic complication?

A

diabetic foot (infarct, gangrene, loss of toes)

18
Q

atheroma can contribute to what renal issue?

A

renal artery stenosis > renal failure, hypertension

19
Q

how does intensive treatment of hyperglycaemia affect increased risk of cardiovascular disease?

A

has a minor effect

20
Q

prevention of macrovascular disease requires?

A

aggressive management of multiple risk factors

21
Q

list non-modifiable risk factors for macrovascular disease

A

age
sex
birth weight
family history/genetic risk

22
Q

list modifiable risk factors for macrovascular disease

A

dyslipidaemia
high blood pressure
smoking
diabetes

23
Q

in prevention of macrovascular disease, what will have a larger benefit, treating dyslipidaemia or hyperglycaemia?

A

treating dyslipidaemia

24
Q

what are blood pressure targets for those with type 2 diabetes?

A

if kidney, eye, cerebrovascular damage <130/80 mmHg

other <140/80 mmHg