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Physiology: Lymphedema Question and answers already passed 2025 The microcirculation generates: - correct answer more lymphatic fluid due to diffusion than ultrafiltration Lymphatic loads consists of: - correct answer net ultrafiltrate, cells, protein and fat Which describes colloid osmotic pressure? - correct answer the force that exists between water and proteins Which best describes net ultrafiltrate? - correct answer the fluid that is not reabsorbed by the veins Blood capillary pressure increase when: - correct answer the venous and/or arterial limbs supply more blood A combined insufficiency produces: - correct answer a mixture of high and low protein edemas Transport capacity is equivalanet to: - correct answer the maximun lymph time volume A mechanical insufficiency is always present in: - correct answer lymphedema, phlebo-lymphostatic edema, lipo-lymphedema (ie. all of the above) Which is the mo

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The microcirculation generates: - correct answer more lymphatic fluid due to
diffusion than ultrafiltration


Lymphatic loads consists of: - correct answer net ultrafiltrate, cells, protein
and fat


Which describes colloid osmotic pressure? - correct answer the force that
exists between water and proteins


Which best describes net ultrafiltrate? - correct answer the fluid that is not
reabsorbed by the veins


Blood capillary pressure increase when: - correct answer the venous and/or
arterial limbs supply more blood


A combined insufficiency produces: - correct answer a mixture of high and
low protein edemas


Transport capacity is equivalanet to: - correct answer the maximun lymph
time volume


A mechanical insufficiency is always present in: - correct answer
lymphedema, phlebo-lymphostatic edema, lipo-lymphedema (ie. all of the
above)

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