Hemodynamic Disorders (Edema) 1 Flashcards

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edema vs effusion?

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mechanisms of edema

4 main ways of edema?

bonus for hydro what 2 ways?

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edema

how does increased hydrostatic pressure cause edema?

how does oncotic pressure effect edema?

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Hyperemia vs congestion (edema)

what are each?

which is regulated?

which causes edema? how?

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hypermia- too much blood arriving (physiologic, arterial) increased blood flow

Congestion- not enough blood leaving (pathologic)

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5
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heart failure can lead to what types of edema?

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6
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heart failure leads to edema how? (2)

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7
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heart failure and pulmonary edema?

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8
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liver failure leads to?

and?

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9
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2 mechanisms of edema/ascites?

what do ascites occur due to?

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10
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why does portal hypertension lead to ascites?

what is ascites?

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two ways renal disease can result in edema?

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13
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what can happen with protein malnutrition? (child)

disease name? edema how?

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14
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decreased protein leads to?

3 causes of lowered protein?

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15
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what would explain this?

causes of this?

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16
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what is this?

what disease?

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seems to be part of lymphedema

17
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lymphedema is more commonly (other than helminth) seen in what?

why?

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18
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transudate vs exudate?

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19
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causes of the different types?

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20
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chronic congestion

leads to what (3)

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21
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heart failure will lead to what initial change?

once this has been around longer what changes do you get?

what cell is present? stained how?

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pulmonary edema when it sticks around you get these chronic changes

22
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hepatic congestion

congestion will happen where?

most often caused by?

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23
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histologically what changes do you see in chronic hepatic congestion?

what part of hepatocytes die first?

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24
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how does cell death occur in congestion?

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