Vascular Absite Jeopardy Template

Head problems	Clogged vessels	Aortic issues
100 What is amaurosis fugax Occlusion of the ophthalmic branch of the ICA, shade coming down over the eyes	100 What is Factor V Leiden The most common congenital hypercoagulable disorder	100 >5.0cm in women, >5.5cm in men, increase >0.5cm/yr (>6.5cm if open repair needed) Indications for asymptomatic AAA repair
200 What is hypertension Most important risk factor for stroke	200 What is smoking The most common acquired hypercoagulable disorder	200 Ax-bifem bypass, removal of infected aortic prosthesis and oversewing of aortic stump several days later Standard treatment for pt with infected aortic graft
300 What is symptomatic > 70% stenosis, asymptomatic > 80% stenosis Indications for CEA	300 aortoenteric fistula Hematemesis in patient with history of AAA repair
400 Hypoglossal Glossopharyngeal Vagus is most commonly injured -> hoarseness Cranial nerves at risk during CEA	400 artery of Adamkiewicz, intercostal arteries -> spinal cord ischemia Covering this artery during descending aortic repair leads to paraplegia
500 What is I - Luminal irregularity or a dissection/intramural hematoma with <25% luminal narrowing II - Dissection or intramural hematoma ≥25% luminal narrowing III - pseudoaneurysm IV - occlusion V - transection with extrav BIFFL grades	500 Type I - proximal or distal graft sites Type II - collateral flow into aneuryms (i.e. lumbars) Type III - overlap sites Type IV - graft porosity Type V - "endotension" - expansion of aneurysm without evidence of leak Type of endoleaks

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