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Edema | Types Causes and Symptoms👨‍⚕️
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00:00:00 What Is Edema?
00:00:42 Second Definition
00:02:20 Another Definition Of Edema
00:03:38 Mechanism Of Edema
00:06:37 Normal Amount Of Fluid
00:07:35 Calculation Of Body Fluids
00:09:53 Calculation Of Icf And Ecf
00:11:09 Calculation For Plasma
00:11:33 What Is Intravascular Fluid?
00:12:03 Intracellular Fluid
00:13:49 Summary
00:15:32 Types Of Edema
00:22:00 Free Fluid In Abdomen
00:23:45 What Is Congestion?
00:30:01 Intracellular Edema
00:31:44 Mechanism For Intracellular Edema
00:33:39 What Happens In Hypoxia/Ischemia
00:38:43 Damage To Cell Membrane
00:40:22 Difference In Sodium Conc In Blood And Interstitium
00:47:29 Summary
00:47:54 What Is Extracellular Fluid?
00:49:20 Mechanism
00:58:00 Factors Affecting Regulation Of Fluid
01:12:19 What Happen If A Thrombus Is Present
01:16:40 Plasma Protein
01:19:58 Role Of Albumin Conc
01:22:30 Anasarca
01:23:08 Second Mechanism
01:23:58 Third Mechanism Of Edema
01:27:39 Pitting Edema
01:29:00 Non Pitting Edema
01:32:49 When Will Edema Develop?
01:34:06 Importance Of Pitting And Non Pitting Edema
01:39:50 Role Of Interstitial Fluid And Glycoprotein In Edema
01:49:59 Other Mechanisms Of Developing Edema
02:01:38 Question And Answer
02:02:49 Role Of Hydrostatic Pressure In Edema
02:18:02 What Happens In Right Heart Failure?
02:22:18 Summary
02:25:20 Causes Of Increased Hydrostatic Pressure
02:30:51 Causes Of Edema Due To Raised Pressure
02:38:35 Differentiation In 5 Terminologies
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Excess fluid in body tissues may be intracellular or extracellular. In defining Edema, if we take out the intracellular, we are still left with "extravascular" & "intravascular".
Intravascular fluid such as blood plasma will not be included in edema. Therefore, we can define Edema as:
Excess fluid in the body tissues that is present in the Extravascular space.
A normal amount of fluid in a 72kg person would be around 42 liters, and it will be divided among the different body compartments like Intra- & Extracellular.
60% of Total Body Weight is simply water while the remaining 40% can be called Lean Body Mass.
If we want to divide Total Body Water (TBW), we can say:
2/3rd of TBW is Intracellular while 1/3rd is Extracellular.
Extracellular is further divided into Intravascular & Extravascular.
Intravascular is blood plasma. Point to be noted here is that RBCs, platelets & other blood cells have fluid in them and their fluid is classified as Intracellular since it is present within the cells.
Blood plasma on the other hand is not only Intravascular but also, by definition Extracellular.
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