Peripheral Vasculature Disease - Dr. Miller Flashcards

1
Q

DX DVT

A

US ( and look when you compress the Vein ) after D- dimer is +

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2
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After 2nd DVT how long do you take anticoagulants

A

Lifetime

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3
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Acute and management tx DVT

A

ACUTE : Heparin + DOAC

Management : Warfarin + DOAC

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4
Q

What can feel like a DVT

A

Baker’s Cyst in the synovial fluid behind knee in arthritis = can rupture and go down to calf causing swelling redness and pain

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5
Q

DM neuropathy vs Peripheral artery disease

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DM neuropathy : starts distal extremities then travels up , numbness, tingling
Peripheral artery disease : usually higher up extremities, ache cramps pain, improves with rest and worse with activity
= hangs leg down improves sx

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6
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Spinal Stenosis

A

Improves with no activity, pain down thigh

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7
Q

Peripheral Artery problem DX

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ABI Resting : 0.9 or higher is normal
IF NORMAL THEN

Exercise Stress test ABI : should be 0.9 or higher

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Peripheral Artery Disease (artery ischemia) TX

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ACE and ARBs = antihypertensives that dilate peripheral arteries

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9
Q

Reasons BB or Cliostazol or pentoxifylline is not given in peripheral artery disease

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BB = peripheral A constriction
pentoxifylline = make RBCs more flexy so they can squeeze through narrow arteries or veins
Cliostazol : only some vasodilation

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10
Q

TX given PAD

A

Statin
Anti-plt
Aspirin

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11
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3 main SX of PAD

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  1. Rest pain
  2. Non healing wounds
  3. Claudication
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12
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Chronic Venous Insufficiency SX

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Bilateral redness and swollen and edema in lower legs,
Legs are warm
Legs are tender to palpate on and lower pulse bilaterally
= hemosiderin stain noted (brown skin change)

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13
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Chronic Venous Insufficiency

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ORal ABS

Compression Stockings + Daily elevation of legs **

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14
Q

Unmaintained chronic venous insufficiency causing ulcer at medial malleolus
What is the cause

A

Chronic Venous insufficiency

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15
Q

Venous ulcers locations

A

Above Medial malleoli
Above lateral malleoli
(Purple + red and superficial ulcer, PAINFUL)

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16
Q

Arterial ulcers locations

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Anterior shin
Under heel
Over toe joints
On the malleoli
(Deep punched out ulcer, demarcated borders = PAINFUL)
17
Q

Neuropathic ulcer locations

A
AT PRESSURE POINTS
Over toe joints
Under metatarsal heads
Under heel
On malleoli 
Inner side of 1st metatarsal (toe) head
(White and red in the middle deep punched out = NOT PAINFUL)
18
Q

Tx venous ulcer

A

Compression and ointments