PAD, Carotid Stenosis, AAA Flashcards

1
Q

define claudication

A

leg pain that goes away at rest, but occurs at rest…if more severe will be pain at rest

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2
Q

describe the three stages of symptomatic PAD

A

claudication leads to pain at rest that leads to tissue loss

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3
Q

with PAD, tissue loss and rest pain are considered what?

A

critical limb ischemia

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4
Q

what do most people with PAD die from?

A

CVD

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5
Q

what is an easy measure to estimate PAD on physical exam?

A

ankle branchial index or AB I

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6
Q

what is the best medical treatment for PAD?

A

risk factor management

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7
Q

name the only drug fro claudication

A

Cilostazol

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8
Q

two surgical options for PAD

A

bypass or endovascular interventions

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9
Q

what is the most common cause of stroke?

A

carotid artery disease

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10
Q

what is a TIA?

A

stroke like symptoms for less that 24 hours…transient ishcemic attack

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11
Q

3 ways carotid stenosis presents

A

stroke
TIA
asymptomatic

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12
Q

easiest diagnostic test for carotid stenosis

A

carotid duplex and listening during PE

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13
Q

which of the external/internal carotid arteries has branches and which does not?

A

external does have branches and internal does not

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14
Q

two options for treatment of carotid stenosis

A

surgical and medical

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15
Q

two surgical options for carotid stenosis

A

carotid endarterectomy or carotid stenting

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16
Q

how do you do carotid endarterectomy

A

open up the artery surgically…remove the plaque and seal back together

17
Q

for carotid stenting what must you use when stenting?

A

cerebral protection devices to catch any remnants that slip off the plaque

18
Q

if you have diabetes are you at higher risk of abdominal aorta aneurysm or PAD?

A

def PAD..they have way more problems

actually helps against AAA

19
Q

what is the triad of symptoms for an AAA rupture?

A

pain, hypotension and pulsatile mass

20
Q

AAA diameter of 5 cm, what is rupture risk?

A

1

21
Q

AAA diameter of 5.5 cm, what is rupture risk?

A

5

22
Q

AAA diameter of 6 cm, what is rupture risk?

A

10

23
Q

AAA diameter of 7 cm, what is rupture risk?

A

20

24
Q

AAA diameter of 8 cm, what is rupture risk?

A

40

25
Q

at what diameter of the AA do we treat surgically?

A

at 5.5 because the 5 percent rupture risk outweighs the surgical risk of rupture

26
Q

best imaging technique for AAA

A

ultrasound

27
Q

what are treatment options for AAA

A

only surgical

28
Q

two types of surgery for AAA

A

open surgery with repair

endovascular repai