Diseases of the Vessels I Flashcards

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What are more prone to compression, inflammation and neoplastic invasion?

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Thin-walled veins (easier to get into vessel) and lymphatics, compared to thicker-walled arteries

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What is endothelium and what does it do? (5)

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How do vessels respond to injury? (4)

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Give an example of a congenital arterial disease

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Arteriovenous fistula

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What is arteriovenous fistula? (5)

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What are the degenerative arterial diseases? (6)

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  • Arteriosclerosis
  • Atherosclerosis
  • Arteriolosclerosis
  • Secondary hypertension
  • Uraemia arterial degeneration
  • Mineralisation
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What is atherosclerosis? (3)

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What is atherosclerosis like in different species? (7)

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What is arteriosclerosis? (6)

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Image - amorphous eosinophilic material in wall, may be fibrinoid necrosis, amyloid

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What is systemic hypertension? (4)

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

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

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

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What are the causes of mineralisation? (4)

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How does arterial rupture occur? (4)

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What are the two arterial rupture syndromes in horses? (2)

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  • Uterine artery ruputure
  • Aortic rupture
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What is uterine artery rupture? (3)

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What is aortic rupture? (5)

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What is an aneurysm?

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

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What does Virchow's triad involve? (3)
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What are thrombosis and embolism? (5)
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When does thromboembolism occur? - Species differences (4)
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When can emboli develop? (3)
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What is aortoiliac thrombosis? (4)
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What is disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC)? (5)
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What are the different causes of disseminated intravascular coagulation? (DIC) (v. long list - 5 categories)
* Bacteria * Parasites * Viruses * Neoplasia * Other causes
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Which bacteria cause DIC? (3)
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Which parasites cause DIC? (6)
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Which viruses cause DIC? (7)
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Which neoplasia leads to DIC? (3)
* Carcinoma * Haemangiosarcoma * Leukaemia
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What are the other causes of DIC? (17)
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What are the different clinical manifestations of DIC? (6)
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What gross lesions can be due to DIC? (5)
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What are the different hypertrophic arterial diseases? (3)
* Pulmonary hypertension - congenital/acquired * High altitude disease in cattle - 'Brisket disease' * Heart disease - congenital/acquired
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What is high altitude disease in cattle? (+ where is hypertrophic arterial disease seen) (8)
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When can hypertrophic arterial disease occur? (6)
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What is vasculitis? (6)
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What does vasculitis originate from? and the consequences (6)
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What are the immune-mediated causes of vasculitis? (Non-infectious) (6)
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Which dog breeds are genetically predisposed to vasculitis? (5)
* Beagle * Greyhound * Shar pei * German shepherd * Bernese mountain dog
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What is idiopathic canine polyarteritis? (3)
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What is systemic necrotising vasculitis? (5)
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What is cutaneous and renal glomerular vasculopathy (CRGV) (5)