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What is the main consequence of sudden occlusion of lower limb (LL) blood flow?
What is the main consequence of sudden occlusion of lower limb (LL) blood flow?
- Increased vessel permeability
- Hypercholesterolemia
- Atherosclerosis
- Important distal ischemia to obstruction (correct)
Which condition is likely to result from sudden occlusion of LL blood flow?
Which condition is likely to result from sudden occlusion of LL blood flow?
- Increased LDL oxidation
- Endothelial adhesion molecules
- Fatty streak vessel wall
- Muscle necrosis (correct)
What are the common cardiovascular risk factors contributing to vessel wall inflammation?
What are the common cardiovascular risk factors contributing to vessel wall inflammation?
- DM, LDL oxidation, Fatty streak vessel wall
- Obesity, Tobacco, LDL oxidation
- HBP, Obesity, Myoglobinuria
- Hypercholesterolemia, HBP, DM, Tobacco (correct)
What is the main cause of acute occlusive arterial pathology?
What is the main cause of acute occlusive arterial pathology?
Which condition is frequently associated with embolism as its origin?
Which condition is frequently associated with embolism as its origin?
What are the consequences of endothelial dysfunction in the vascular system?
What are the consequences of endothelial dysfunction in the vascular system?
Which risk factor is known to produce endothelial dysfunction and vessel wall inflammation?
Which risk factor is known to produce endothelial dysfunction and vessel wall inflammation?
What are the consequences of muscle ischemia due to acute occlusive arterial pathology?
What are the consequences of muscle ischemia due to acute occlusive arterial pathology?
What is the main vascular disease in the upper limbs?
What is the main vascular disease in the upper limbs?
Which of the following is part of the '5P' rule for acute occlusive arterial pathology?
Which of the following is part of the '5P' rule for acute occlusive arterial pathology?
What is the gold standard imaging technique for acute occlusive arterial pathology?
What is the gold standard imaging technique for acute occlusive arterial pathology?
What is the recommended emergency treatment for acute occlusive arterial pathology?
What is the recommended emergency treatment for acute occlusive arterial pathology?
What is the main complication of acute occlusive arterial pathology?
What is the main complication of acute occlusive arterial pathology?
Which condition is characterized by repetitive movements in hyperflexion leading to distension and plication of the external iliac artery?
Which condition is characterized by repetitive movements in hyperflexion leading to distension and plication of the external iliac artery?
What is the main treatment for Popliteal Artery Entrapment Syndrome (PAES)?
What is the main treatment for Popliteal Artery Entrapment Syndrome (PAES)?
Which syndrome involves the compression of the brachial plexus, subclavian artery, or vein in the superior thoracic outlet?
Which syndrome involves the compression of the brachial plexus, subclavian artery, or vein in the superior thoracic outlet?
What is the recommended treatment for thoracic outlet syndrome?
What is the recommended treatment for thoracic outlet syndrome?
What is the most common cause of death in the age group 1-45 years related to vascular traumas?
What is the most common cause of death in the age group 1-45 years related to vascular traumas?
What are considered hard signs of vascular trauma?
What are considered hard signs of vascular trauma?
What is the primary treatment approach for vascular traumas?
What is the primary treatment approach for vascular traumas?
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