CLT LANA EXAM ACTUAL / PREP EXAM | QUESTIONS
& 100% CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED) GRADEA+
Blood pools into capillaries=letting more blood into capillaries Activates safety factor Compression, elevation, muscle pump can help
Hypoproteinemia - ----ANSWERS---Decrease in the amount of protein in blood= lower COPpl.
Causes more water leaving the blood capillaries and accumulating in tissues
Causes generalized edema (not lymphedema)
Diet doesn't affect this
If liver can't compensate-voids too many proteins
Venous Wounds - ----ANSWERS---Gaiter area or medial malleolus
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Shallow with diffuse edges
always has staining
Exuding, granulating
Usually Large
Arterial wounds - ----ANSWERS---toes, dorsum of foot, lateral malleolus, often full thickness.
"punched out", pale, no granulation.
decreased pulse, painful
Dry/necrotic
ABI test before compression
Usually Small
Deep with Cliff edge
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Lymphoscintigraphy - ----ANSWERS---introduction of a radioactive tracer into the lymph channels to determine lymph flow, identify obstructions, and locate the sentinel node
Bioimpedance - ----ANSWERS---electrical current
must rely on population data
Perometer - ----ANSWERS---An infrared optoelectronic technology to detect & quantify limb volume & changes
Volume is determined from the 3D silhouette cast of the limb; which is created when the limb is passed though a ray of optoelectronic sensors
Computerized Tomography (CT - ----ANSWERS---series of x- rays in cross- sectional images- more detailed than regular x- ray.
can show difference b/w fatty tissue and lymph fluid accumulation with objective measurements
Magnetic Resonance Imagining (MRI) - ----ANSWERS---Radio waves and magnetic fields generate images, especially of organs and/or tumors
Indirect image of lymph fluid accumulation.
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