PAD/AOD Flashcards

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CAD Risk Factors

A
  • Smoking
  • Dyslipidemia
  • HTN
  • Hyperhomocysteinemia
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Atherosclerosis Risk Factors

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  • 70 yo
  • claudication/ischemic rest pain
  • abnormal LE pulses
  • Smoker/used to smoke
  • Diabetes
  • HTN
  • high cholesterol
  • Hx vascular disease, MI, stroke
  • African American
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S/Sx

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  • intermittent claudication
  • leg/foot pain disrupting sleep
  • sore/wound on feet
  • paleness/blueness
  • decreased temp
  • poor nail growth
  • decreased hair growth on LE
  • may be asymptomatic
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4
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PAD

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obstruction of large to medium sized arteries by atheromatous plaques

  • mostly LE
  • unilateral
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ABI

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  • compare LE & UE SBP with hand held doppler
  • ABI=SBP leg/SBP arm

Leg: use dorsalis pedis/post tib

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ABI Classification

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> 1.3: non compressible (diabetes, ESRD)

1.0-1.29: normal

  1. 91-0.99: borderline
  2. 41-0.9: mild-mod PAD (diagnose at 0.9)

0-0.4: Severe PAD

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7
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Ex's Rx: 
F:
I:
T:
T:
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F: 1-2x/day; 7 days/week
I: 3+/4 PVD for as long as possible
T: walking, bike (large Mm groups)
T: Intervals, progress to 30-60 min continuous

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PVD Scale

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0: no claudication pn
1: definite discomfort/pain
2: moderate pain; can distract from pain
3: intense pain; can’t distract (but keep exercising)
4: excruciating/unbearable (stop test/ex’s)

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9
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PAD Ex’s Test Choice

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6MWT with PVD Scale

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Chronic Venous Symptoms

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  • calf, lower leg
  • tired, achy, fullness
  • chronic pain increasing through day
  • increased with prolonged sitting/standing
  • decr with feet up, lying down, walking
  • edema, varicose Vv
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Population at risk for Chronic venous problems

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  • pregnant
  • obese
  • prolonged sitting/standing at job
  • prolonged bed rest
  • CHF
  • thrombophlebitis
  • varicose Vv
  • insult to Vv
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Acute Arterial Sx

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  • distal to occlusion
  • throbbing
  • sudden onset (w/n 1 hour)
  • 6 Ps: pain, pulselessness, pallor, paresthesia, paralysis, poikilothermia
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6 P’s of Acute Arterial Disorders

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  • pain
  • pulselessness
  • paresthesia
  • poikilothermia
  • pallor
  • paralysis
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Populations at risk for acute arterial disorders

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  • post vascular surgery
  • trauma
  • chronic A fib
  • clot patients
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15
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Benefits of ex’s with PAD

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  • incr collateral circulation
  • incr muscular efficiency
  • incr pt tolerance of anaerobic ex’s
  • incr pn threshold
  • decr blood viscosity
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Chronic Arterial Sx

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  • calf/lower leg/dorsal foot pn
  • cramps/intermittent claudication
  • reproducible, gradual, chronic
  • increased with walking/stairs/activity/feet up
  • decr by feet down, rest (w/n 2 min)
  • hairless, shiny, cool skin
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Populations at risk for Chronic Arterial Problems

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  • HTN
  • smoker
  • diabetic
  • obese
  • high cholesterol
  • elderly
  • male>female
18
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Acute venous Sx

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  • calf
  • sharp, intense, deep muscle, tender pain
  • sudden onset (w/n 1 hour)
  • increased with ankle DF
  • red, warm swollen

(DVT)