Edema Flashcards

1
Q

______ isolates tissue that’s damaged and allows for it to heal in isolation

A

edema

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2
Q

lymph vessels run ______ to artery/veins

A

parallel

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3
Q

lymph vessels anchor to…

A

CT

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4
Q

collecting vessels of lymphatic system

A

venous system

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5
Q

2 primary lymphatic structures

A
  1. thymus

2. bone marrow

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6
Q

what generates lymphocytes?

A

thymus

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7
Q

5 secondary lymphatic structures

A
  1. nodes
  2. spleen
  3. adenoids
  4. skin
  5. tonsils
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8
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tertiary lymphatic structure

A

tissues that import between lymphocytes from blood and lymph

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9
Q

tertiary structures don’t kick in until…

A

foreign antigen is present and immune response turns on

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10
Q

purpose of lymphatic system:

pick up _________ and return to circulation

A

plasma proteins

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11
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purpose of lymphatic system:

_________ for fluid overload

A

safety valve

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12
Q

purpose of lymphatic system:

maintenance of _________ of EC environment

A

homeostasis

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13
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purpose of lymphatic system:

filters ___________ and prevents spread of infection

A

interstitial fluid

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14
Q

path of one way lymph flow

A
lymph
lymph nodes
interstitial space
lymphatic capillaries
large collecting vessel
venous circulation
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15
Q

what drives this system?

A

heart

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16
Q

what % of body’s fluids are handled by lymph system

A

10%

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17
Q

edema vs lymphedema

A

edema: amt of fluid in IS space is greater than normal
lymphedema: accumulation in interstitium caused by destruction of lymph channels, nodes, vessels

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18
Q

3 effects of edema

A
  1. inc pressure on sensory system
  2. dec ROM
  3. dec venous flow (DVT)
19
Q

3 pressure gradients

A
  1. hydrostatic
  2. interstitial
  3. osmotic
20
Q

hydrostatic gradient goes from ____ –> _____

A

high to low pressure

21
Q

hydrostatic gradient influenced by (2)

A

BP and gravity

22
Q

hydrostatic gradient flow =

A

out of capillaries

23
Q

osmotic gradient goes from ____–> _______

A

low to high

24
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osmotic gradient flow =

A

into capillaries

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osmotic gradient driven by
balance of protein and sodium along with water
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interstitial gradient flow =
out of capillaries
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is it neg or pos in interstitial space?
negative
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interstitial gradient ______ --> _______
pos --> neg | cap --> IS
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edema creates what kind of charge in IS?
positive; thus disrupting flow
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hydrostatic is usually ____ osmotic
greater than
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what does the balance of hydrostatic/osmotic pressure result in?
dec fluid in IS and proper exit through veins
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the balance of interstitial fluid is dependent on what 3 things?
1. permeability of cap membrane 2. pressure gradients 3. intact lymph systems
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exss = hydrostatic pressure _____
increase
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hydrostatic pressure increase =
inc arterial flow
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pressure in veins = _____ of venous return
blockage
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transudate vs exudate
transudate - stays within system exudate -weeps
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stage I is _____, whereas stage II is _________
reversible, irreversible
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example of stage II
post mastectomy
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often a complication of stage III
cellulitis
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elephatiasis is stage ___
III
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described as a bilateral, symmetrical, flabby swelling of the legs that arises from deposition of adipose tissue starting at the hips and ending at the ankles, like riding breeches
lipedema
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edema caused by venous insufficiency
venous edema
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Lymphedema caused by an impaired lymph flow due to malignant tumor
malignant lymphedema
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edema caused by thyroid dysfunction
myxedema