CLT LANA EXAM PACK ACTUAL TEST PAPER QUESTIONS CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A PLUS

CLT LANA EXAM PACK ACTUAL TEST PAPER QUESTIONS CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED
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CLT LANA EXAM PACK Actual Examination
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psychological impact of impact of lymphedema: impact of lymphedema was reported to include
negative self-identity, emotional disturbance, and psychological distress. Social impact included
feelings of marginalization and perceived public insensitivity, financial burden, social isolation, and
perceived diminished sexuality.

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bandaing contraindications- strict

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DVT, infection, cardiac edema, advanced artery disease, malignancy, renal disease



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bandaging precautions

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HTN, mild arterial disease, limb paralysis, diabetes



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Infection symptoms

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Fever, Swelling, Hot, Acute/aggressive, Red, Pain

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MLD general precuations

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Malignant lymph (MD clearance), over 60 ( risk of moving arteriosclerosis),



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MLD absolute contraindications- neck

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sensitive carotid sinus, hyperthyroid, cardiac arrhythmia



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MLD absolute contraindications- abdomen

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pregnancy, diverticulitis, recent abdominal sx, AAA, Chrohns, menstruation, pelvic DVT,
greenfield filter, unexplained pain, IBS



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Name the trunks

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Subclavian, Mediastinal (Broncho), Lumbar, Supreclavicular, Jugular, Intestines (parasternal)



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Lipedema stage 1

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smooth skin, enlarged subcutaneous fat, swelling resolves with rest/elevation



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,Lipedema stage 2

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uneven skin with indentations in fat tissue, larger mounds of fat (lipomas)



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Lipedema stage 3

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large extrusion of fat causing deformities fibrosclerosis, large mass, swelling doesnt recede



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Lipedema stage 4

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elephantitis, large over hangs



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Turner syndrome

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non hereditary, congenital, hypoplasia, short sterile webbed neck, females only and can resolve



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Meiges syndrome

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female, type II non congenital hereditary, onset puberty (praecox) Usually involved LEs,
syndactylism (fusion of toes), distichisis (2 rowsx of eyelashes), Effects B/L lower quadrants=
therefore BLEs usually effected Primary lymph therefore= effects b/l LQ



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, Milroy syondrome

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At birth for males or shortly after Normally includes 1 leg, but may include both, arms, genitals or
face Hypoplasia (less tissue development than norm) LE common, can havev upper



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Distichiasis syndrome

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Variant peripubertal onset Congenital anomaly Hyperplasia with lower limb with reflux (pooling)
Not always LE May appear alone or with: heart defects, cleft palette, craniofacial others



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Klippel- Trenuary (webber syondrome or KTWS)

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praecox, non-hereditary, malformed lymph vessels with reflux overgrowth of veins, arteries, tissues
port stain wine, bone hypertrophy, webbed digits



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Klinfelter syndrome

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chomosome disorder in males tall, long, poor puberty development, enlarged breast, small testes,
sparce facial hair



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Stewart Treves

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angiosarcoma in chronic lymph as a result of radical mastectomy bruise but not tender