Edema and haemorrhage were presented. Edema is the abnormal accumulation of fluid in tissues, which can be localized or generalized. It can be transudate or exudate depending on protein content. Edema fluid can be pitting or non-pitting. Haemorrhage is bleeding which can be arterial, venous, or capillary based on characteristics. It can be primary, reactionary, or secondary depending on timing from injury. The presentation discussed various types and causes of edema and haemorrhage.
5. PITTING AND NON-PITTING EDEMA
PITTING EDEMA NON-PITTING EDEMA
• When a pressure is applied to a small area, the
indentation persists even after the release of the
pressure. It is called as PITTING EDEMA.
• It is also known as Cutaneous edema.
• The type of edema in which the indentation made
by a pressure on the affected area does not persist.
It is called as NON-PITTING EDEMA.