lymphatic fluid balance Flashcards

1
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term for the transport of lymph through the lymph vessels to venous portion of CV system

A

reiterate

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2
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thoracic pressure changes as breathe is what pump?

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respiratory

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3
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milking of skeletal muscle is what pump

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muscular pump

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4
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what do valves do

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prevent backflow

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5
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what is clear, colorless fluid that circulates through the lymphatic system

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lymph fluid

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6
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what substances does lymph fluid contain (5)

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  1. plasma proteins
  2. lipids
  3. waste products
  4. excess fluid
  5. white blood cells
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7
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what are plasma proteins

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immunoglobins and other proteins involved in blood clotting and immunity

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8
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lipids are absorbed from

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absorbed from the digestive system

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9
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what are waste products

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dead cells, bacteria and other debris

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10
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where is excess fluid from

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tissues and interstitial space

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11
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what do white blood cells help with

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immunity

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12
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the composition of lymph fluid varies due to what?

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what part of the body it is coming from and the presence of any infections

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13
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lymph nodes play important role in what?

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filtering harmful substances and cleaning lymph fluid

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14
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what are two ways the lymphatic system manages fluid balance?

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  1. draining interstitial fluid
  2. transporting plasma proteins
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15
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how does the lymphatic system drain the interstitial fludi

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it collects the excess IF from the spaces between cells in tissues and returns it to the blood stream

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16
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what are the two reasons the lymphatic system drains IF

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  1. to maintain and regulate BP by reducing the hydrostatic force for fluid dispersion to the cells
  2. prevent swelling/ edema via maintains normal BV
17
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how does the lymphatic system transport plasma proteins

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through lymph fluid that contains plasma proteins to prevent the buildup of these proteins in the tissues

18
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what does transporting of plasma proteins prevent

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fluid from leaking back into the interstitial space

19
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the flow of lymph can be altered based on what two things

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pressure and resistance

20
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flow= change in what

A

pressure/ resistance

21
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total peripheral resistance can occur from what?

A

interstitial fluids

22
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fluid dynamics with lymph fluid is based on the balance between what two factors?

A

hydrostatic pressure and osmotic pressure of the cardiovascular system

23
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what is hydrostatic pressure

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force generated by pressure of fluid on capillary walls by the blood plasma or IF

24
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what is osmotic pressure

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force exerted by the proteins in fluid

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push of forces is what
hydrostatic pressure
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pull of forces is what
osmotic pressure
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hydrostatic pressure of fluid is pressed into the interstitial space causing what?
greater pressure in arterioles than venules
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osmotic pressure of fluid into venules causes what
balance fluid and proteins
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what does balance of hydrostatic pressure and osmotic pressure create
filtrated CV fluid
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10% of volume excreted into space is absorbed by what?
lymphatic system
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the remainder of the CV fluid is reabsorbed into what?
venous system
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fluid is absorbed into lymph vessels as what increases
interstitial fluid
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lymphatic flow summary (4)
1. filtration 2. collection 3. filtration and cleaningn 4. return to bloodstream
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what is xs fluid that can cause pain and interfere with normal movement and function
swelling
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xs swelling caused by bloackage of hte lymphatic system is called
lymphedema
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lymphedema untreated can cause what?
infection, necrosis and other complications
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what does nerve and blodo vessel compression cause
increase in pressure which results in numbness and tingling
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when you have a respiratory issue what happens?
severe edema can cause fluid accumulation in the lungs and cause SOB, wheezing and increased fatigue
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when you have cardiac issues what is occuring?
edema can put strain on the heart, leading to heart failure, arrhythmias