Compression

Question 1

two types of pressure involved in capillary filtration pressure

Answer 1

hydrostatic, osmotic

Question 2

compression increases blank pressure

Answer 2

hydrostatic

Question 3

we swell because the blank is broken and the guts spill out

Answer 3

cell membrane

Question 4

compression is the application of a blank force that increases external pressure on the body or a body part

Answer 4

mechanical

Question 5

compression improves blank balance and modifies blank formation

Answer 5

fluid, scar tissue

Question 6

compression improves blank circulation

Answer 6

venous/lymphatic

Question 7

increased hydrostatic pressure in the interstitial space will limit the blank of fluid from tissues

Answer 7

outflow

Question 8

compression indications

Answer 8

edema, dvt, venous ulcers

Question 9

presence of abnormal amounts of fluid in the extracellular tissue spaces in the body

Answer 9

edema

Question 10

edema has a blank osmotic and hydrostatic pressure inside and outside the tissue

Answer 10

equal

Question 11

hydrostatic pressure increases for each cm below the blank

Answer 11

atrium

Question 12

calf pressure when contracted

Answer 12

200 mm Hg

Question 13

calf pressure without contraction

Answer 13

10-30 mmHg

Question 14

edema inflammation in the veins is very common

Answer 14

phlebitis

Question 15

fluid flows in lymphatics due to increased blank pressure inside vessels

Answer 15

osmotic

Question 16

contractures can be created from fibrosis and hard indurations of skin from laying down of collagen

Answer 16

persistent chronic edema (lymphedema)

Question 17

area of tissue breakdown and necrosis secondary to impaired venous circulation

Answer 17

venous stasis ulcers

Question 18

contraindications of compression

Answer 18

heart failure, recent dvt, obstructed venous return, skin infection, fracture

Question 19

precautions of compression

Answer 19

cancer, hypertension, stroke, impaired sensation

Question 20

3 applications of compression

Answer 20

bandaging, garments, intermittent compression pump

Question 21

bandaging is applied blank to blank

Answer 21

distal, proximal

Question 22

semirigid bandage formed by zinc oxide-impregnated gauze applied to the lower extremity

Answer 22

unna boot

Question 23

compression bandaging is like ice because it does not

Answer 23

decrease existing edema

Question 24

pressure of compression should never be greater than blank pressure

Answer 24

systolic

Question 25

intermittent compression pump can blank edema

Answer 25

reverse existing

Question 26

compression causes a change in blank pressure

Answer 26

capillary filtration