At a patient of 20 years in 2 weeks after the transferred angin there were edemas on his face, legs and loin. The patient was diagnosed with acute glomerulonephritis. Questions: 1. What is swelling? Give its definition. 2. Describe the patient's edema with the help of the maximum number of classifications. 3. What pathogenetic factor of edema is the initial one in this case? 4. What other causes, besides acute glomerulonephritis, lead to the inclusion of this pathogenetic factor? 5. Make a scheme of the development of edema in the patient. 6. What kind of microcirculatory disorders is swelling? 7. What is the biological significance of the edema?
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