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The first line of defense against injury to cells
Trama
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| Five Cardinal Signs of Inflammation |
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Definition
Heat
Redness
Swelling
Pain
Loss of function |
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The first thing that occurs
Increase blood flow to the area of inflammation |
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| Acute Inflammatory Process |
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Definition
Attempts to regenerate tissues and restore them to normal function with no residual effects
Starts within minutes and goes on for days |
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| Cells of the Inflammatory Process |
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Definition
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Definition
First in the chain of events
Chemicals attract them
Chemotaxis
Diapysis
Phagocytosis |
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Definition
Allergies
Parsites
Phagocytosis
Release of lysosomal enzymes |
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Definition
Migrate to area of inflammation
T lymphocytes - cytotoxic, helper, suppressor
B lymphocytes - plasma, antibodies, memory cells |
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Become macrophages when they leave the blood stream and enter site of inflammation
Phagocytosis
Perdominate cell of inflammation
48 - 72 hours |
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| Tissue Inflammatory Cells |
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Definition
Mast cells
Histiocytes
Macrophages |
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Definition
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Definition
Non cancer tumors
Tissue macrophage |
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Blood strem
Histamine release
Vasoconstriction |
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Definition
Visual product of the inflammatory process
Discharge
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Serous - clear fluid
Fibrous
Purulent - pus |
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Definition
Fluid
Clear
Low protein count
Low cell count
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Definition
Fibrin
Plasma protein
Fibrinogen
Stringy
Thick
Hardare disease |
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Definition
Pus
Neutrophils
Cellular debris
Thick
White/yellow |
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Definition
Caseous - cottage cheese
Combination - fibrinopurulent, caseopurulent |
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Dilation - redness, heat
Increased vascular permeability - allows more fluid into tissue
Congestion - swelling |
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