Question: Peripheral Vascular Disease Worksheet. Match The Pathophysiologic Description Or Signs And Symptoms With The Disease. Disease Clinical Manifestation Pathophysiology 1. Varicose Veins: A Plaque Formation Within The Intimal Layer Of The Artery, Progressive Vessel Narrowing And Diminished 2. Acute Arterial Occlusion: Oxygen To The Tissues, Intermittent …

Peripheral Vascular Disease Worksheet. Match the pathophysiologic description or signs and symptoms with the disease. Disease Clinical Manifestation Pathophysiology 1. Varicose Veins: A Plaque formation within the intimal layer of the artery, progressive vessel narrowing and diminished 2. Acute Arterial Occlusion: oxygen to the tissues, Intermittent claudication a class symptom. 3. Aortic aneurysm: B. Copious serous exudates, brown tawny skin color 4. Deep vein thrombosis: C. Sustained stretching of vein walls from prolonged 5. Raynaud’s Disease standing, decreased venous return 6. Buerger’s Disease: D. Sudden onset of thrombus or embolus preventing blood flow distal to the clot. 7. Chronic Arterial PVD: E. Vasospastic disease of small cutaneous arteries F. Caused by hypercoagulability, injury to a vein, and Venous stasis G. Occurs with weakening and dilation of artery wall, could rupture and cause hypovolenia Fill in 1. Patients receiving coumadin by mouth should avoid eating 2. Lab tests that monitor coumadin administration include: 3. Antidote Coumadin: 4. Identify 4 p’s found with acute arterial occlusive disease and explain why they occur. Types of Shock Read the description and identify the type of shock hypovolemic, cardiogenic, obstructive, distributive 1. Severe burns that cause increase in capillary leaking 2. Decreased sympathetic tone of nerves controlling blood vessels is decreased resulting in relaxation of vascular smooth muscles and vasodilation