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| What does C stand for in CEAP |
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| What are the 7 C classifications |
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C0 no disease C1 telangiectasias reticular veins C2 varicose veins C3 Edema C4a hyperpigmentation C4b lipodermatosclerosis C5 Healed ulceration C6 Active ulceration |
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What does E stand for in CEAP and what are the different subtypes? and give their CEAP abbrevations |
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Definition
Etiology Primary - Ep eg reflux Secondary Es Congenital-Ec No etiology found En |
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| What does A stand for in CEAP |
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Definition
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| What are the A subtypes in CEAP and their abbreviations |
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Superificial vein As Deep veins Ad Perforator veins Ap No venous location identified An |
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| What does P stand for in CEAP |
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Definition
| Pathological classification |
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| What are the subtypes of P in CEAP and their abbreviations |
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Reflux Pr Obstruction Po Obstruction and reflux Pr,o No pathophysiology found Pn |
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| What are the Levels of investigation in advanced CEAP? |
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Level I Office, H&P, doppler Level II noninvasive laboratory Level III Invasive testing CT etc |
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What is the advanced CEAP of the following patient? Painful swelling of le and varicose veins, lipodermatosclerosis and active ulceration. Duplex on 5/17/04 showed axial reflux of gSV above and below knee. Incompetent perforators in calf and axial reflux in fem and pop veins. No signs of postthrombotic obstruction |
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| C2,3,4b,6,S,Ep,As,p,d,Pr2,3,18,13,13 (2004-05-17,LII) |
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Name the etiology for primary varicose veins Secondary? (CEAP E is both deep and superficial) |
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Primary genetic Secondary DVT, trauma |
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Name the 8 elements of the Venous Clinical Severity Score What is the range of scores and their designations? |
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Definition
- Pain
- Varicose veins
- Venous edema
- Skin pigmentation
- Inflammation
- Induration
- #,duration,size of active ulcers
- Compression therapy/ elevation
0- none 1-mild 2-moderate 3-severe |
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| What is the Venous segmental disease score? |
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| Combines site of reflux with anatomical location |
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| What is the Venous Disability Score and how is it scored? |
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0- asymptomatic 1-symptomatic but able to carry out usual activities without compression 2- symptomatice can carry out usual activits only with compression 3-unable to carry out usual activities even with compression and elevation |
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| What is the Venous Severity Score? |
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| The combination of the Venous clinical severity score, venous disability score,venous segmental disease score and |
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| What is the highest score in the venous clinical severity score? |
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Definition
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Give the break down of the scores in the venous clinical severity score for
# of ulcers
Size of ulcers
duration of ulcers |
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# of ulcers 0-0 1- 1( mild) 2-2(moderate) >2-3(severe)
Ulcer size 1( mild) < 2cm
2(moderate) 2-6cm
3(severe) > 6cm |
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| Give the grading system for the venous clinical severity score of the duration of a venous ulcer |
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1 (mild) less than 3 months
2(moderate) between 3- 12 months
3 (severe) greater than a year |
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| give the venous clinical severity score for compression therapy |
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1 ( mild) intermittent use
2 (moderate) most days
3 (severe) fully compliant |
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