Diseases of the Vessels I Flashcards
(48 cards)
What are more prone to compression, inflammation and neoplastic invasion?
Thin-walled veins (easier to get into vessel) and lymphatics, compared to thicker-walled arteries
What is endothelium and what does it do? (5)

How do vessels respond to injury? (4)









Give an example of a congenital arterial disease
Arteriovenous fistula
What is arteriovenous fistula? (5)

What are the degenerative arterial diseases? (6)
- Arteriosclerosis
- Atherosclerosis
- Arteriolosclerosis
- Secondary hypertension
- Uraemia arterial degeneration
- Mineralisation
What is atherosclerosis? (3)

What is atherosclerosis like in different species? (7)

What is arteriosclerosis? (6)
Image - amorphous eosinophilic material in wall, may be fibrinoid necrosis, amyloid

What is systemic hypertension? (4)

What is secondary hypertension - what does it lead to and the responses? (5)

What is uraemic arterial degeneration and where is it located? (3)

What are the types of mineralisation and how does it appear? (3)

What are the causes of mineralisation? (4)

How does arterial rupture occur? (4)

What are the two arterial rupture syndromes in horses? (2)
- Uterine artery ruputure
- Aortic rupture
What is uterine artery rupture? (3)

What is aortic rupture? (5)

What is an aneurysm?
- Focal abnormal dilation of any vessel
- Rare in animals except turkeys, most serious if they affect the aorta
What are the different types of aneurysms? (3)




















