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systole
ventricles contract
heart is emptying
blood pushes through valves into aorta and pulmonary trunk
diastole
ventricles relaxed
heart is filling
blood entering ventricles
atherosclerosis
formation of fibrofatty lesions in the lining of arteries
lipids get into the vascular endothelium
white blood cells try to clear
plaque formation
stable plaques
thick fibrous caps
partially block vessels
do not tend to form clot/emboli
unstable plaques
thin fibrous caps
plaque can rupture and cause clot
may completely block artery
may break free and become embolus
peripheral artery disease
blocked arteries in extremities
usually atherosclerosis caused
highest risk: males 70-80
sx of PAD
intermittent claudication (pain with strenuous activity)
thinning of skin
atrophy of leg muscles
pallor
pulselessness
necrosis and gangrene
raynaud disease and phenomenon
intense vasospasm or arteries of fingers
CNS over-response

Disease: primary condition
Phenomenon: secondary to disease
sx of raynaud
cold, pale, cyonotic hands/fingers -> hyperemia, warm, reddened, burning, throbbing
aneurysm
wall of artery weakens and stretches
risk of rupture and hemorrhage
risk of clot formation
Abdominal aortic aneurysm
athersclerosis
HTN
degeneration of vessel wall
pulsatile mass
aortic dissection
acute, life-threatening
hemorrhage into vessel wall
tearing of vessel wall
sx of aortic dissection
tearing/ripping pain
BP changes (hypotension)
syncope
varicose veins
dilated tortuous veins
incompetent valves or increased intra-abdominal pressure
chronic venous insufficiency
condition as a result of progressive valvulal incompetence to deep veins or DVT
stasis ulcers
brown skin pigmentation
lymphadema
venous thrombosis
blood clot in vein
thrombophlebitis
risks for venous thrombosis
post surgery
immobilization
impaired cardiac function
airplane travel
elderly
hormonal contraception