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Serous exudates is a exudate that resembles that of a serum. It can usually be seen in diseases like tuberculosis, and other diseases.
reddish-pink; RBC present in serous exudate; injury involves blood vessel damage
Thick, sticky, cloudy secretion
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serous exudate is plasma derived from blood or a thin clear watery from secretions of mesothelial cells lining the peritoneal,pleural and pericardial cavity
"Haemoserous Exudate" is medical terminology used when referring to the fluid being exuded from the body from a severe wound such as from an accident or surgery.It refers to the excretion and means that it is blood stained with small amounts of blood mixed in with the fluid.*"Haemoserous" means stained with blood*"Exudate" means the fluid that is exuded/leaking/expelled from the woundI became aware of this term being used on my medical records in regards to wound treatment after a surgical procedure.Haemoserous is a liquid that comes out of wounds Haemo - meaning blood, serous is actually a clearish looking fluid. so haemoserous is serous with a small amount of blood present. It helps with wounds to heal better.
Pus is a type of purulent exudate or exudation from a wound, abscesses, or sore. Pus is a white-yellowish substance associated with bacterial infections. However, there are many different types of exudates that can drain from a wound and can include serous and sanguineous fluids.
Exudative is the medical adjectival form of the word exudate.
Serous inflammation is a type of inflammation characterized by the presence of a clear, thin fluid called serous fluid. It is typically associated with mild inflammation and appears as swelling with a watery or clear discharge. Serous inflammation is often seen in conditions such as mild allergic reactions or certain types of infections.
Serosa is the medical term meaning serous membrane."serous membrane" and "the serous membrane"
containing or consisting of both blood and serous fluid .eg: tuberculous or malingnant ulcers.
A blister on your heel from shoes that are too tight is typically an exudate. Exudate is a fluid rich in proteins, cells, and debris that leaks from blood vessels in response to inflammation or injury. Transudate, on the other hand, is a fluid that passes through a membrane as a result of a pressure gradient without inflammation.