Pathology Chapter 9 Flashcards
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Vascular disease is…
MC involves
common, disabling, lethal
MC arteries
2 types of vascular disease
Gradual vs Rapid?
Aneurysm vs Dissection?
Narrowing/obstruction of lumen Atherosclerosis (gradual) Thromboembolism (rapid) Weakening of vessel wall Dilation (aneurysm) Rupture (dissection)
Hardening of the arteries, non-specific
Arteriosclerosis
Atherosclerosis: hardening of arteries, atheroma
Dilation of a vascular wall
Aneurysm
Passage of blood through layers of wall
Dissection
Blood clot in a vessel
in leg, thigh, pelvis?
Thrombus
Deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
Dilation of a vein
Varicosity
The open interior of a vessel
Lumen
Arterial walls are …. than veins
Because of pulsations, and … in blood pressure
thicker
increase in BP
Smooth muscles are involuntary and ….
non-striated
Layers of vasculature (x3)
- Intima (endothelia cells)
- Media (smooth muscle cells)
- Adventitia (CT, nerves, vessels)
Internal & External elastic lamina are found in which layers?
Intima/Endothelia = Internal Elastic Lamina
Media/Smooth Muscle = External Elastic Lamina
Blood supply of vascular wall
Interior vs Exterior
Interior: diffusion of blood from lumen (intima & inner of media)
Exterior: vasa vasorum supplies (outer media & adventitia)
… provide vascular resistance
arterioles
Edema and leukocyte diapedesis occur here…
post capillary venules
Veins:
___ lumen
___ walls
___ pressure, prone to _____/______
larger lumen
thinner walls
low pressure, prone to dilation/compression
Lymphatic vessels:
___ walls, lined with _____
Drain _____ _____
Lymph fluid -> _____ _____
thin walls, lined with endothelia
drain interstitial fluid
lymph fluid -> lymph follicles
*continuous monitoring
… create a continuous lining of all vessels
Endothelial cells
Endothelial cells:
______ interface
Regulate ______ & ______
Non-thrombogenic interface Regulate vasoreactivity (Nitric Oxide, Endothelin) & Cell Growth (smooth muscle cells)
___ upsets homeostasis
______ = pro-inflammatory
Trauma upsets homeostasis
Endothelial Activation - pro-inflammatory
Causes of Endothelial Activation (x2)
Vascular Lesions (HTN, Diabetes, Irradiation, infxn) Thrombosis, athersclerosis
Vascular anomalies = commonly/rarely symptomatic
relevant during ____
rarely symptomatic
relevant during surgery
Congenital anomalies (x3)
Berry Aneurysms
Arteriovenous (AV) fistula
Fibromuscular dyplasia
Berry Aneurysm
Dilation of cerebral vessels
Rupture leads to subdural hemorrhage