Body Fluid Accumulation, Deformities and Malformations, Radiation (Exam 2) Flashcards
The abnormal collection of fluid in tissue spaces, serous cavities or both
Edema
The embalmer can identify edema in three body sites. What are they
Within the individual cells
In the intercellular spaces
Within the body cavities
Severe edema within the body tissues
Anasarca
Edema within the abdominal and/or peritoneal cavity
Ascites
Edema within the pleural cavity (lungs)
Hydrothorax
Edema of the cranial cavity
Hydrocephalus
Edema of the pericardial sac surrounding the heart
Hydropericardium
Testicular edema or edema of the scrotum
Hydrocele
Edema within the body cells
Cellular or Solid Edema
Edema in tissue spaces between cells
Intercellular or Pitting Edema
Edema in the alveoli of the lungs
Pulmonary Edema
Which types of edema can be directly treated with a trocar?
Cavities containing edema
What types of edema can be directly treated with a trocar
Pulmonary Edema Hydrocele Hydrothorax Hydrocephalus Hydropericardium Ascites
Which types of edema cannot be directly treated with a trocar?
Anasarca
Interstitial Edema
Solid Edema
Pitting Edema
List embalming complications created by anasarca
Distension of tissue Increased dilution Desquamation Wrinklage Leakage