Carotid 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Decrease/cessation of flow due to plaque

A

atherothrombotic

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2
Q

loss of blood flow d/t stenosis/occlusion

A

ischemia

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3
Q

cardiac function compormised, causes emobolism resulting in ischemia

A

cardiogenic

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4
Q

death of brain tissue due to bloackage or artery in brain

A

lacunar infarction

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5
Q

The second most common cause of cerebrovascular insufficiency is

A

hemorrhage

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6
Q

hemorrhage can be caused by:

A

HTN, trauma, ruptured aneurysm

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7
Q

With atherosclerosis, arteries _____

A

harden and become less elastic. creates narrowing in vessel

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8
Q

Form of arteriosclerosis, focal accumulation of plaque

A

atherosclerosis

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9
Q

obstruction

A

embolism

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10
Q

slow moving platelets/RBC sticking together

A

thrombosis

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11
Q

narrowing of vessel

A

stenosis

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12
Q

dilation of vessel

A

aneurysm

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13
Q

tear in intima creating false lumen

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dissection

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14
Q

What are some anterior circulation effects (ICA, CCA, ECA)?

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uni. paresis, uni. paresthesia, dysphasia and aphasia, behavioral symptoms, amaurosis fugax

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15
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Posterior circulation effects (vertebral)?

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vertigo, ataxia, bil. blurry vision, diplopia (double vision) bil. paresthesia

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16
Q

low levels echoes along intima

A

fatty streaks

17
Q

low to mid level echoes created by lipid, collagen, and elastic fibers

A

fibrous plaque

18
Q

all levels of echogenicity caused by fibrous tissue, collagen, calcifcations

A

complex plaque

19
Q

smooth border deteriorating (pieces can break off)

A

ulcerative lesion

20
Q

hypoechoic/anechoic area within plaque, may be indicative for rupture

A

intraplaque hemmorahge

21
Q

50% diameter reduction =

A

75% cross sectional reduction

22
Q

increased velocities unilateral CCA can mean

A

stenosis on contralateral side

23
Q

diminished velocities unilateral means

A

proximal disease CCA or innominate