For pitting oedema we can check by grading it on the following
scale:
1+ Mild pitting is marked by slight indentation, no perceptible
swelling in the legs
2+ Moderate pitting, indentation is there but it subsides
rapidly
3+ Deep pitting, the indentation remains for a short period of
time, the leg has swollen looks.
4+ Very deep pitting, indentation lasts a long time, the leg is v
swollen too much.
Non-pitting edema is much easier to diagnose as it is caused by three very specific conditions known are lymphedema, myxedema, and lipedema.
Apart from this urine diagnostic tests detect edema.
2. Explain how fluid shifts to form edema in the body?
How would you explain to an individual the role of protein in the development of edema
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