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Assess&Mgt of Patients Vascular Disorders & Prob Peripheral Circul-Chapter 31

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anastomosis:   junction of two vessels  
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aneurysm:   a localized sac or dilation of an artery formed ata weak point in the vessel wall  
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angioplasty:   an invasive procedure that uses a balloon-tippedcatheter to dilate a stenotic area of a blood vessel  
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ankle-brachial index (ABI) or ankle-arm index (AAI):   ratioof the ankle systolic pressure to the arm systolic pressure;an objective measurement of arterial disease that providesquantification of the degree of stenosis  
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arteriosclerosis:   diffuse process whereby the muscle fibersand the endothelial lining of the walls of small arteriesand arterioles thicken  
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atherosclerosis:   inflammatory process involving the accumulationof lipids, calcium, blood components, carbohydrates,and fibrous tissue on the intimal layer of a largeor medium-sized artery  
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bruit:   sound produced by turbulent blood flow through anirregular, tortuous, stenotic, or dilated vessel  
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dissection:   separation of the weakened elastic andfibromuscular elements in the medial layer of an artery  
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duplex ultrasonography:   combines B-mode gray-scaleimaging of tissue, organs, and blood vessels with capabilitiesof estimating velocity changes by use of a pulsedDoppler  
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intermittent claudication:   a muscular, cramplike pain inthe extremities consistently reproduced with the samedegree of exercise or activity and relieved by rest  
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ischemia:   deficient blood supply  
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rest pain:   persistent pain in the foot or digits when thepatient is resting, indicating a severe degree of arterialinsufficiency  
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rubor:   reddish blue discoloration of the extremities; indicativeof severe peripheral arterial damage in vessels thatremain dilated and unable to constrict  
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stenosis:   narrowing or constriction of a vessel  
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