Diseases of the Thoracic arch Flashcards

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what doe ste righ sinus of the valsalva house

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the rca in the righ coraonry ositum

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what does hte left suinsu fo the valcuear houss

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lca form the let coronary ostium

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3
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wher eis the coraory sinuse

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int he assening aorta

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4
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what is the subtubural juction

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wher the coraonry sinues are held

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what is the role of the collagen in the tunica adventia

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prevents eleastic arteries from stretchign beyond their physiological limits during systole

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what is an aneurysm

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a localised enlargemet of an artery caused by weakening of the vessel walls

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what is a true anymreis

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when the weakess asses all 3 layers of the vesles wall

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what is a fualse anyrem

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a rupure of aorta with the heamatoma either contained by the thin adventital layer or by the surroign soft tisue

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what caues a true anysems

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hypertension, smoking, bicuspid arotric valve, colagen abnmriles - marfans, infection, traume

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what causes a false anumrs

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trama, latrogenic (side effect of treatment), inflamton e.g. endocarditis

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what are the 2 types of true aneurysms

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saccular (sinlge) and fusiform (two or more)

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what are the sytom of a aortic aneurysm

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sob, dysphagia and horsness, back pain, shart chest pain radiating to back, hypotension, pulsatile mass

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what are the investigations for a aortic aneurysm

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cxr, endocardial gram, ct angiogram, mri aorta

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what is a aortic dissection

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where there is a tear in the inner wall f the arota causing blood to force blood apart

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what are factors wihc cuase dissection

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hypertension, atherscheloris, marfans syndrome, bicuspid aortic valve, trauma, sythelis takayasus arteris,

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16
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whta does a aortic disection look like on histlicy

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cystic medial necrosis

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17
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what braches can a aortic disection occule

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coronary, mesenteric, carotid, renal, spinal

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18
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wher can a repture of a diseciton occur

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into back of pericardum - cardiac tamponade or mediastium

19
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what is the effect the aorti cvalce of aortic dissection

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may cause it to regurgitate

20
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what is a type a aoritc disction

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when it only the asending aorta in any whay

21
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what is a type b aortic anyes

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one which does not effect the asending aorta

22
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what are the symptoms ofa aortic dissection

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chest pain, severe - sharp interscapula
collaplse - due to tampade or external rupare
stroke - involve of caratioares

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what do you seen on examation ofa aortic dissection

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reduce or absent peripheral pulses, hypertension or hypotension, bp mismatch between sides, soft early disastoli murmur, pulmonary odeam, signs of cva

24
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what is the investigation of aotitic arch dissection

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ecg, cxr, thransthroacic endocardiogram, ct angiogram

25
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what is seen on ecg for aortic arch dissection

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elevated st waves

26
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what is seen on cxr for aortic dssection

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widened mediastium

27
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what is seen on transthoracic endocardiogram

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acess aortic roue, aortic reguarion, pericardial effusion

28
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what medication should be used for aortic stenois

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beta blockers, ivi nitrate calcui channel blockers, sodium nitroprusside

29
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what is akayasus arters

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gramulation tissue forming in vasuclature,

30
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what is the effet of takayasu arters

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stenosis, thrombosis, aneurysms renal artery stenosis, neurological signs

31
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what is teh bacterria in sythelis

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treponema pallidum

32
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when does cardica syphilis occur

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10 - 30 years after

33
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how common is bicuspid aotic vale

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1-2 % of peope

34
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what is coarctation

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narrowing of aortic valve where the ductus arteriosus inserts

35
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what is preducal

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wher it happens just before ductus arteriosi

36
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what percent of people with turners syndrom have preductal narrowing

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5%

37
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what is ductal narowing

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happens at ductor arterisl

38
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what is post ductla coraction assoiced with

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hyperention, wek pules in lower libs and rib notching

39
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what clinical signs of coraction in adults

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cold legs, poor leg pulse, if before left subclactin, radial and right radial femorary artery delay
if after left subclavl, no radial delay, right and left femoral artery delay

40
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wha is the symptons of contracture in infancy

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heart failure

41
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what is teh symptoms of coaraction in laterlife

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hypertension and cv complciatoin ( heart falure, mi, cva, aortic dissection

42
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what is the treamtn of contraction

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percutaneous or surgical correction

43
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what gene is marfans syndrome assoicated with

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fibrillin 1 gene

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