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what are 3 most important predisposing factors to PTE?
HF
Cancers
immobilization for hours
Secondary hypercoag states:
obesity
recent surgery- pro coag cytokines
OCP with smoking
Preggers
Central venous lines in RA
what is electromechanical dissociation?
pulseless electrical activity
Normal EKG but no contraction
present in sudden death from PTE
prophylaxis and treatment for PTE?
walking
stocking
filter in IVC
What causes fat embolism? symptoms?
Fracture of long bones
neurologic symptoms anemia thrombocytopenia
petechiae
aortic dissection aka dissecting hematoma
intimal tear--> forms intramural hematoma; can rupture outward, massive hemorage
males 40-60 hist of HTN
Marfan's
syptoms of aortic dissection
excruciating chest pain; propogating back and downward, easily confused with MI
Type A aortic dissection
proximal lesions most common and life threatening
Type B aortic Dissection
Distal lesions, distal to left subclavian artery
AAA (aneurysm)
increase diameter by 50%
atherosclerosis
most located btwn renal arteries and bifurcation
surgical intervention necessary