Body Fluid Accumulation, Deformities and Malformations, Radiation (Exam 2) Flashcards

1
Q

The abnormal collection of fluid in tissue spaces, serous cavities or both

A

Edema

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2
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The embalmer can identify edema in three body sites. What are they

A

Within the individual cells
In the intercellular spaces
Within the body cavities

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3
Q

Severe edema within the body tissues

A

Anasarca

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4
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Edema within the abdominal and/or peritoneal cavity

A

Ascites

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5
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Edema within the pleural cavity (lungs)

A

Hydrothorax

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6
Q

Edema of the cranial cavity

A

Hydrocephalus

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7
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Edema of the pericardial sac surrounding the heart

A

Hydropericardium

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8
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Testicular edema or edema of the scrotum

A

Hydrocele

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9
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Edema within the body cells

A

Cellular or Solid Edema

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10
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Edema in tissue spaces between cells

A

Intercellular or Pitting Edema

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11
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Edema in the alveoli of the lungs

A

Pulmonary Edema

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12
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Which types of edema can be directly treated with a trocar?

A

Cavities containing edema

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13
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What types of edema can be directly treated with a trocar

A
Pulmonary Edema
Hydrocele
Hydrothorax
Hydrocephalus
Hydropericardium
Ascites
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14
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Which types of edema cannot be directly treated with a trocar?

A

Anasarca
Interstitial Edema
Solid Edema
Pitting Edema

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15
Q

List embalming complications created by anasarca

A
Distension of tissue
Increased dilution
Desquamation
Wrinklage
Leakage
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16
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What is the embalming treatment for edema?

A

Continuous method only

17
Q

What are the mechanical aids for treating edema

A

Elevation

Elastic Bandage

18
Q

What kind of fluid should be used for edema?

A

Strong solution (dehydrating)

19
Q

How can you tell whether edema is solid or pitting?

A

Palpation - solid cannot be indented

20
Q

How can solid edema be corrected?

A

Only with excision

21
Q

How can pitting edema be corrected?

A

Gravitation

22
Q

With chronic renal failure, decomposition can occur

A

rapidly

23
Q

This alters the reaction between proteins and the preservative with chronic renal failure

A

Acidosis

24
Q

The body will appear sallow because urochrome is present in the tissues of this disorder

A

Chronic Renal Failure

25
Q

Sites of gastrointestinal bleeding may be sites of arterial fluid loss and sources of purge with this disorder

A

Chronic Renal Failure

26
Q

This dilutes the arterial fluid in a chronic renal failure case

A

Edema

27
Q

This in the blood and tissues neutralize preservative in chronic renal failure cases

A

Uremic Wastes

28
Q

This may be caused by uremic pruritis in chronic renal failure cases

A

Skin infections

29
Q

The substance which gives urine its characteristic yellow color; derived from urobilin

A

Urochrome

30
Q

List two major problems associated with casketed remains having edema

A

Severe wrinklage of face and hands

Leakage into casket interior

31
Q

Postmortem evacuation of any substance from any external orifice of body

A

Purge

32
Q

Similar to purge, but the contents of the purge is arterial fluid solution, not body fluids

A

False Purge

33
Q

A chemical element that is similar in chemical properties to another element, but differs in atomic weight and electric charge and emits radiation

A

Radioactive Isotope

34
Q

A chemical element that is similar in chemical properties to another element, but differs in atomic weight and electric charge and emits radiation; an atom that disintegrates by emission of electromagnetic radiation

A

Radionuclide

35
Q

The application of chemical reagents in the treatment of disease in humans, causing an elevated preservation demand; Weakens index of fluid

A

Chemotherapy