Ch. 8 Vascular system

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The arterial lumen is part of the __ __ layer of vascular structures.

tunica intima

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The __ __ makes up the tiny arteries and veins that supply the walls of blood vessels.

vasa vasorum

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The inferior epigastric and deep circumflex iliac

branches branch off before they pass under the

inguinal ligament to become the __ artery.

femoral

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The portion of the femoral artery posterior to the knee is the __ artery.

popliteal

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The popliteal artery further divides into the anterior

and posterior __ arteries.

tibial

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The left gastric artery supplies the lower third of the esophagus and the upper right of the __.

stomach

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The splenic artery is the tortuous vessel that forms the superior border of the ___.

pancreas

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Which layer of vessels is composed of smooth muscle fibers with elastic and collagenous tissue?

tunica media

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The __ __ is made of the tiny arteries and veins that supply the walls of blood vessels.

vasa vasorum

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Which vessel feeds the RT and LT loves of the liver, gallbladder, and part of the stomach and pancreas?

hepatic artery

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What occurs when the arterial system becomes thick and stiff, leading to the restriction of blood flow to the organs and tissues?

arteriosclerosis

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A specific form of arteriosclerosis where there is build up of fats/cholesterol (plaque) that can restrict blood flow.

atherosclerosis

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__ __ is common with a larger aneurysm.

mural thrombus

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Aortic pseudoaneurysm is the result of trauma, while a true aneurysm affects all 3 layers of __

lumen

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Mycotic aneurysm is the result of __.

infection

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__ implies the diffuse dilation of a vessel, whereas an ___ is a region of focal enlargement.

Ecstasia; abdominal aortic aneurysm

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The majority of AAA occur at the ___ level with the remainder occuring at the level of or above the kidneys.

infrarenal (below the kidneys)

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AAA treatment option for aneurysms < 4cm

followed every 6 months w/intervention if pt becomes symptomatic

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AAA treatment option for aneurysms 4 to 5 cm in diameter

surgical intervention may be suggested if pt is in good health

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AAA treatment option for aneurysms >5-6 cm

may benefit from surgical repair, especially if patient has other factors for rupture (HTN, smoking, COPD)

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AAA treatment option for aneurysms >6-7cm

highest risk patients

risk also increases with age/other medical conditions

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Abnormality of IVC: blood flow into the superior vena cava instead of the IVC is seen with the presence of an __ vein.

azygos

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The most common origin of pulmonary emboli is venous thrombosis from the __ __.

lower extremities

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A __ filter is the most common surgical implant to prevent emboli to the lungs, especially in patients who cannot tolerate anticoagulants.

Greenfield

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The hepatic veins drain their respective lobes of the liver and empty the deoxygenated blood into the __ at the level of the diaphragm.

IVC

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variant of right renal artery where it courses anterior to IVC instead of posterior

precaval renal artery

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The portal vein is formed __ to the pancreas by the union of the SMV and __ __.

posterior; splenic veins

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The _ _ carries blood from the intestinal tract to the liver.

portal vein

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The __ __ runs along the posteriomedial border of the pancreas.

splenic vein

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Low resistant vessels have a __ diastolic component to supply organs that need constant perfusion.

high

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Proximal AO has a __ systolic flow and a __ diastolic flow. At distal AO, the waveform represents a __ flow.

high systolic

low diastolic

distal: triphasic

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The SMA is __ resistant in a fasting patient, and __ resistant in a non-fasting patient.

high; low

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IVC and hepatic veins have variable Doppler flows due to respiration. It also shows flow above and below the baseline due to __

reflux from the right atrium

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Portal veins have __ flow.

hepatopetal

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What is the most common tumor invasion into the IVC?

Willm’s tumor (nephroblastoma), typically from the right kidney

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What is portal HTN most frequently caused by?

Liver damage from cirrhosis, thrombus, sinusoidal (small vein) obstruction.

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What finding is a definitive diagnosis of portal HTN?

patent paraumbilical vein

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Where does the aortic root arise from?

left atrium of the heart