General Surgery — Flashcards
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What are the indications for surgical management of aortic regurgitation? _____
Hint: 4
_____ is atherosclerotic narrowing/blockage of the peripheral arteries, impairing blood flow, typically to the lower limbs
Pain with intermittent claudication is improved on _____
_____ is when the circulation is so severely impaired that there is imminent risk of limb loss (chronic NOT acute!)
_____ occurs when reduced blood flow causes cramping in the lower limb during activity and improved on rest
Features of critical limb ischaemia include _____ pain and/or, ulceration, and/or gangrene
Patients with peripheral arterial disease should be supported and encouraged to stop _____ (CRUCIAL step in management)
What lifestyle management is given for peripheral arterial disease? _____
DeBakey classification of Aortic Dissection: Type _____ originates in and is limited to the ascending aorta
Stanford classification of Aortic Dissection: • Type A - _____ • Type B - Descending aorta
Hint: Location
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