Exam 9: Lymphatic and Immune Pathologies

Which term means a condition involving depressions left in the skin when compressing and then releasing pressure?

Which statement is true about massage for clients with HIV or AIDS?

Which condition is abnormal accumulation of fluids due to an obstruction in lymph flow?

Which is a disease caused by HIV?

Enlarged lymph nodes, red streaks, chills, fever, and headaches are signs and symptoms of:

Which condition is abnormal accumulation of fluids from a sluggish or overloaded lymph transport system?

At which stage would a human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)-infected individual have AIDS?

Massage considerations for enlarged lymph nodes include:

Which term means a substance that produces allergic reactions?

Which treatment approach for a client with chronic fatigue syndrome is appropriate?

Edema involving an extremity is called which type?

The most commonly used term for type I hypersensitivities is:

Which type of edema is associated with allergic reactions?

Massage considerations for a client with lupus who feels fatigued and has joint pain and swelling include:

The most common hypersensitivity reaction is type:

A condition in which T cells and B cells are unable to distinguish between the body's own tissue and something foreign, and then attack the tissue is called:

Which technique is not recommended for a client with edema?

The medical term for enlarged lymph nodes is:

Which condition is characterized by prolonged, severe, and disabling fatigue, frequently accompanied by flulike symptoms?

Which condition is a chronic autoimmune, inflammatory disease affecting the skin, bones, joints, and many other organ systems?