Serous Fluids

Description

Review the definition of serous fluids and its types. Define the location of pleural fluid and its ndications.

Objectives

Name 3 types of serous fluids
Define the location of pleural fluid
Differentiate between exudate and transudate
List indications for pleural fluid analysis
Describe the appearance of mesothelial cells on the cytospin
Identify the location of peritoneal fluid
List indications for pericardiocentesis
Differentiate between peritoneal dialysate and peritoneal lavage

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