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The OTP’s Role In Supporting And Managing Lipedema

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1.  All of the following are characteristic presentations of Lipedema EXCEPT:
  1. Bilateral distribution
  2. Asymmetrical distribution
  3. Nodular and/or fibrotic subcutaneous tissue
  4. Feet and hands typically spared
2.  All of the following differentiate Lipedema from obesity EXCEPT:
  1. Lipedema tissue is often painful to touch.
  2. Lipedema tissue may include nodules or fibrosis.
  3. Lipedema typically improves with caloric restriction.
  4. Lipedema causes disproportionate fat distribution.
3.  Which of the following is not considered an evidence-based conservative management approach for Lipedema?
  1. Vein ablation
  2. Manual lymphatic drainage (MLD)
  3. Use of compression garments
  4. Aquatic therapy
4.  On average, how long does it take for a person with Lipedema to receive an accurate diagnosis?
  1. 1 year
  2. 5 years
  3. 10 years
  4. 40 years
5.  How can occupational therapy practitioners best support individuals living with Lipedema?
  1. Encourage pacing and energy conservation strategies
  2. Teach proper body mechanics
  3. Facilitate social participation and role re-engagement
  4. All of the above