Stars on Dr. Martin's slides Flashcards

1
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What level do we find blood pressure control?

A

arterioles

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2
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How can AVMs be caused by an arterial aneurysm?

A

it can rupture into a nearby vein

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3
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Who is most susceptible to fibromuscular dysplasia?

A

young women

*string of beads due to abnormal smooth m. deposition

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4
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What qualifies someone with malignant HTN?

A

BP >200/>120

*renal failure, retinal hemorrhages, papilledema

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5
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Arterial wall response to injury

A
  1. chronic endothelial injury
  2. endothelial dysfunction
  3. macrophage activation, smooth m. recruitment
  4. macrophages and smooth muscle cells engulf lipid (foam cells, fatty streaks)
  5. smooth muscle proliferation, collagen, and other ECM depiction, extracellular lipid
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6
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Arthersclerosis weakens what part of the media? HTN? tertiary sphyilis?

A

a. inner media
b. outer media
c. outer media

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7
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What is obliterative endarteritis?

A

characteristic of tertiary syphilis –> predilection for small vessels (including vasa vasorum of thoracic aorta) –> ischemic injury of the aortic media and aneurysmal dilation (can can involve aortic valve regurgitation)

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8
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AAA is typically due to? TAA?

A

a. atherosclerosis

b. HTN

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9
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What is the origin of a gloms tumor (glomangioma, paraganglioma)?

A

smooth muscle cells

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