Chapter 16 Beck Test Flashcards

1
Q

A combination of lymph, massage compression bandaging, exercise, and skin care

Has evolved over the decades into the standard treatment for lymphedema disease

A

Comprehensive decongestive therapy (CDT)

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2
Q

Is hydrotherapy a component for CDT?

A

No

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3
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System of vessels and nodes supplementary to the blood, vascular system, and provides a pathway for fluids of the circulatory system to return to the heart

A

Lymphatic system

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4
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The lymphatic system is a

A

One way system

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5
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How does the lymphatic system begin?

A

When interstitial fluid enters the closed end lymph capillaries

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6
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How does the lymphatic system end?

A

When lymph re-enters the venous blood flow in the subclavian vein at the junction of the internal jugular vein (called angulus venosus), just before the blood returns to the heart

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7
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After traveling through the lymph nodes, where is lymph transported?

A

To the lymph trunks, larger lymph vessels that empty into the right lymphatic duct and the thoracic duct

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8
Q

A cloudy liquid consisting mostly a fats that passes from the small intestines through the lacteals and into the lymph system

A

Chyle

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9
Q

What is lymph derived from?

A

Interstitial fluid that is itself derived from blood plasma found in the spaces between tissues

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10
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How much of our fluid is absorbed into the lymphatic system to become lymph?

A

10%

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11
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Transports fluid out of lymph nodes toward the lymph trunks and ducts

A

Efferent vessels

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12
Q

Lymph from lower extremities flows toward

A

The intestinal and lumbar trunks at the base of the thoracic duct (cysterna chili)

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13
Q

It is estimated that superficial lymph vessels account for approximately ___ of the lymph circulation

A

70%

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14
Q

Superficial lymph circulation is divided into __ drainage area areas called lymphocytes

A

Five

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15
Q

The margins of the lymphotomes are called

A

Watersheds

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16
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Condition of excess fluid retained in tissues

17
Q

Lymphocytes play a critical role in what?

A

Wound healing and fighting infection

18
Q

Bead/bean shaped compact structures that lie in groups along the course of lymphatic vessels

A

Lymph nodes

19
Q

Where do the Inguinal Nodes receive fluid from?

A

Lower limb, external genitalia, abdominal wall and buttocks

20
Q

Cervical Nodes (superficial, and deep) drain toward

A

The Jugular trunk

21
Q

Lymph massage stimulates the immune system by

A

Bringing antigens in closer contact with lymphocytes in the lymph nodes

22
Q

Is pregnancy a contraindication for lymph massage?

23
Q

What does pitting edema require?

A

Very sensitive touch

24
Q

The more delicate the tissue or severe the edema

A

The lighter the pressure used

25
Q

What do you use during lymph massage?

A

Soft pads of the fingers, thumbs and palm of the hand

26
Q

Rhythm is slow with ____ repetitions per minute

27
Q

How to start a lymph massage

A

Rest your fingers on the area just superior to the medial clavicle on both sides of the neck

28
Q

Step number two of upper quadrant massage

A

Work in increments toward the bottom of the rib cage, moving lymph towards the axilla

29
Q

Last step of upper quadrant massage

A

Massage upper back beginning proximal to the axilla and moving distally toward the spine and the bottom of the rib cage

30
Q

Massaging Anterior Legs

A

Massage area of the lymph nodes for at least one minute until the tissue in the area is softer warmer and stretches more easily