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What is the term for the pathological accumulation of excess fluid in tissue spaces?
What is the term for the pathological accumulation of excess fluid in tissue spaces?
- Anasarca
- Edema (correct)
- Ascites
- Nephrotic syndrome
What is the term for the collection of (edema) fluid in the peritoneal cavity?
What is the term for the collection of (edema) fluid in the peritoneal cavity?
- Ascites (correct)
- Anasarca
- Edema
- Nephrotic syndrome
Which condition refers to severe, generalized edema?
Which condition refers to severe, generalized edema?
- Ascites
- Nephrotic syndrome
- Edema
- Anasarca (correct)
What is the name of the accumulated fluid that is a serous (thin), protein-poor fluid, usually related to increased hydrostatic pressure within the intravascular compartment?
What is the name of the accumulated fluid that is a serous (thin), protein-poor fluid, usually related to increased hydrostatic pressure within the intravascular compartment?
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What type of fluid differs from transudate in that it is protein-rich and is encountered with inflammation?
What type of fluid differs from transudate in that it is protein-rich and is encountered with inflammation?
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Study Notes
Edema-Related Terms
- Edema refers to the pathological accumulation of excess fluid in tissue spaces.
Edema Fluid Collection
- Ascites refers to the collection of edema fluid in the peritoneal cavity.
Severe Edema
- Anasarca refers to severe, generalized edema.
Types of Edema Fluid
- Transudate is a serous (thin), protein-poor fluid, usually related to increased hydrostatic pressure within the intravascular compartment.
- Exudate differs from transudate in that it is protein-rich and is encountered with inflammation.
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