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| More common type of dialysis fistula |
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| Straight Graft Interposition |
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| Loop graft interposition (Most common) |
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| synthetic, bridge fistula |
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| Best vessels for dialysis graft placement |
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| Patency for radial to cephalic afte 1 year and after 4 years |
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| With av fistula, what happens to peripheral resistance? |
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| It is low, due to reduced flow from fistula. |
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| Small caliber arteries used may have flow rates of |
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| Large caliber arteries used may have flow rates of |
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| Early thrombosis is __________ and is caused by |
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| Late thrombosis is caused by |
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| stenosis or fibrosis caused by repeated venipuncture |
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| Flow >310cm/sec may be ___________. |
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| They wont do anything unless the stenosis causes ____________. |
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| Dialysis time to exceed 2 hours |
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| Flow in the body of a synthetic graft should not fall below __________. |
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| Purpose for pancreatic transplant |
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| management of type 1 diabetes |
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| exocrine and endocrine tissue |
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| secretes a substance that inhibits the secretions by beta and alpha cells |
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| Purpose of liver transplant |
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| treatment for end stage liver disease |
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| Most serious complication in early liver transplants |
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| hepatic artery thrombosis |
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| Liver transplant is placed |
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| Absent flow in the hepatic artery means thrombosis in _________. |
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| Kidney transplant purpose |
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| treatment of end stage renal disease |
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| survival rate for kidney transplant |
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Allograft:
autograft:
heterograft: |
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homograft from donor of same species
move organ to different location
organs taken from different species |
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| Post kidney transplant (most common) failure |
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| Post transplant failure on duplex (kidney) |
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| low amplitude signals in renal a. |
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| Infiltration of cells and fluid (causing edema) |
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| increased intimal thickening (thrombosis in parenchyma) |
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kidney rejection
Abnormal DSR ______.
renal/iliac ratio _________. is equivalent to greater than _______% diameter reduction.
Pulsatility index calculation threshold of _______. |
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| A major sign of aortoiliac occlusive disease in males is _________. |
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| The pudendal artery divides into: |
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| Cavernosal Artery, Bulbbourethral Artery (corpus spongiosum), and Dorsal (skin of penis) |
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| Satisfactory Male Function requires |
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| normal genitalia, normal hormone levels, intact blood and nerve supply, and normal physical/psychic stimulation |
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| Flasid state: Arterioles are ___________, _________ blood to sinusoids, smooth muscle ____________. |
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| constricted, low, contracted |
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| Erection is caused by __________ stimulation to _________ ________. |
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| parasympathetic, smooth muscle |
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| Veins are compressed against _________, to reduce _______ ____________, and cause an __________. |
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| wall of tunic albuginea, venous outflow, erection. |
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Penile blood presures (PBI):
normal:
border (equivocal):
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| Normal cavernosal arteries diameter |
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| injection to cause vasodilation |
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| ____% increase in vessel diameter indicates normal flow, PSV of _____cm/sec is considered normal |
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| PSV < ______ cm/sec indicates insufficiency |
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| Acute torsion: ____ hrs, ______echoic, ______ testes. |
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| chronic torsion: ____ hrs, ______echoic, ______ testes. |
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| >10 days with torsion: ______ testes, _______echoic, __________ epididymis |
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| atrophic, hyper, enlarged |
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| Flow in testes _______cm/sec is normal |
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| More common on the left or right testicle? |
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| T/F diabetes are at lower risk for amputations |
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For Viable tissue:
Calf pressure >___mmHg BK amp Healing
Ankle pressure >___mmHg
Low or 0 ankle ______ (always or not always) and indicator
T/F Calcification renders test unusable. |
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| Laser Doppler (________) measures __________ of ____ ______ in the tissue |
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| velocimetry, concentrations, red blood cells. |
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| Transcutaneous pressure of oxygen best for predicting ____________. a poor predictor of _______________. |
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| level at which healing will occur, Level at which an amputation will fail. |
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| removal of metatarsal head, part of metatarsal body, ankle level. |
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| For prosthetic a limb of _______ is required |
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| Infected tissue requires _____ times the ammount of O2 than healthy tissue |
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| The dome paste main ingredient is |
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