1 Citrculatory Edema Flashcards
What is the Definition of EDEMA ?
Excessive accumulation of fluid in the interstitial tissue spaces &/or body cavities
Give example of EDEMA Depending on the site ?
1- Ascitis: accumulation of fluid in peritoneal cavity.
2- Hydrothorax or Pleural effusion: accumulation of fluid in pleural cavity.
Wht is the CAUSES and PATHOGENESIS OF EDEMA ?
1- Increased capillary hydrostatic pressure
2- Decrease colloid osmotic pressure of the plasma
3- Increased Capillary Permeability
In Increased capillary hydrostatic pressure the arteriolar and venular end is ?
33 mm Hg at arteriolar and 15 mm Hg at venular end
forces fluid out of the vessels into the interstitial tissue spaces ?
Increased capillary hydrostatic pressure
Increased capillary hydrostatic pressure Occurs in cases of ?
venous congestion
Decrease colloid osmotic pressure of the plasma in the arteries and venous is ?
22 mm Hg ( generalized edema )
Retention of sodium → retention of water leads to ?
increased hydrostatic pressure.
Sodium and water retention in ?
renal diseases and congestive heart failure
Lymphatic Obstruction is ?
localized
Give examples of Lymphatic Obstruction that leads to edema ?
1- Lymphangitis and lymphadenitis.
2- Filariasis: (→ massive edema of lower limbs (elephantiasis) & external genitalia)
3- Lymphatic permeation by malignant cells as peau d’orange appearance
edema of breast skin called ?
peau d’orange
What is tje types of LOCALIZED EDEMA ?
1- Inflammatory Edema
2- Obstructive Edema
Give examples of Edema due to Localized Venous Obstruction ?
1- Lung edema due to left sided heart failure
2- Obstruction of large vein by thrombus
In the Edema due to lymphatic obstruction:
Lymphatic obstruction → lymphatic edema (lymphedema) → It is ?
Nonpitting edema