PD 3 Lymph

What position should the patient be in to palpate the inguionls lymph nodes

What is the proper way for palpating the epitrochlear lymph nodes

Swelling and grotesque distortions of extremities most often the legs, particuliary the foot

Also known as Milroy Disease

The most common cause of subacute or chronic lymphadentis in children

What is the difference between lymphadema and edema

Palpable lymph nodes is a tell tell sign of

What are the only lymph nodes you can see

It is relitively largest to the rest of the body shortly after birth but reaches its greatest absolute wieght at puberty

What usually happens to the lymph nodes in older adults

During an HPI what should you usually ask your patient

What equipment should you bring for examination of lymph tissue

A Virchow node in the left supraclavicular region may result in

In whom is it not uncommon to find post auricular and occipital nodes

What viral infection occurs most common in adolescents and young adults, often shows splenomegaly, and on occasion hepatomegly and/or rash may be noted

Enlarged Adenoids and tonsils may obstruct

Palpable nodes on the anterior portion of the chin

What lymphnodes will swell with an infection to the arms

Increased Lymphocytes shows what

Increased neutrophils is a sign of