Peripheral Vascular disease Flashcards
1
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PAD and PVD are…
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Circulatory diseases
2
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PAD
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only the arteries are affected
3
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PVD patho
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- affects lower extremes (PVD)
- athero occurs, fills with lipid macrophages in venous walls - plaques - tissue ischemia
- dec mobility, pain, and dec perfusion
4
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Risks for PVD
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SMOKE, uncontrolled DM, inc chol, HD, stroke, age 50+
5
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etiologies for PVD
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- ATHERO
- thrombus
- thromboangiitis obliterans (inflam)
- permanent occlusion of peripheral arteries
- vasospasm–Raynaud’s or autoimmune
6
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CM of PVD
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- pain in calf or buttock
- numb/burn
- heaviness
- intermittent claudication
- trophic skin chx (shiny skin, thick nails, lose leg hair)
- dec pulse
- pallor, cyanosis
- reactive hyperemia when legs hang and dependent edema
- dec sensation in extremities
- erectile dysfunction
7
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Intermittent claudication
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consistent pain with exercise, stops at rest, depends on where plaque is built and collateral circ
8
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PAD sx
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- often femoral artery, athero, lack circ
- IC pain
- dec pulse
- cool leg
- leg pallor
- lose foot sensation
- ischemia of LL–cell hypoxia
9
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5 Ps of PAD
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- paresthesia
- pain (IC)
- pulselessness
- palpable coolness
- paresis
10
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PVD dx
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- ankle-brachial index
- compare BP in leg and arm
- ankle ratio is greater than brachial
- severe PAD index; ABI = 0.5
11
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Chronic venous insufficiency
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ventricular wall and/or valves no worky
- blood pools in veins - stasis
- 40 of the U.S.??
- chronic
12
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CVI CM
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- edema, achy and tired legs, leathery, stasis ulcers, flake/itch, varicose veins
13
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nonpharm tx for peripheral vascular disease
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- smoke cessation
- inc PA
- dec wt
- dec stress to dec inflam
- control DM and HTN
- if thrombus, balloon shunt
- if chronic, stent
14
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Pharm tx for vascular diseases
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- antiplt
- anticoag
- thrombolytics
- lipid decreasing agents
- agents that inc blood to extension
15
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What are valves made of?
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Leaflets; tri, pulm, and aortic have 3, bi have 2