Peripheral vascular disease Flashcards

1
Q

Examples of organic causes for peripheral vascular disease

A

Atherosclerosis and embolism

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2
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Example of functional causes of peripheral vascular disease

A

Vasospasms

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3
Q

What molecule is released during ischaemia that causes pain

A

Adenosine

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4
Q

What arteries are affected in the hips/butt

A

Aorta/iliac

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5
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What arteries are affected in the thigh

A

Common femoral

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6
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What arteries are affected in the upper 2/3rds of the calf

A

Popliteal

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7
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What arteries are affected in the lower 1/3rd of the calf

A

Tibial

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8
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What arteries are affected in the foot

A

peronea

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9
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Symptoms of PVD

A

Pain on exercise, ulcers that do not heal normally, colour changes

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10
Q

Give two examples of colour changes

A

Elevation pallor (white when raised) and dependent rubor (red when lowered)

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11
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Risk factors for PVD

A

Smoking, diabetes, dislipidaemia, hypertension

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12
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Diagnosis

A

Doppler ultrasound and ABI (ankle brachial index)

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13
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Treatment for PVD

A

Lifestyle changes, medication to reduce clotting and surgery (rare)

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