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Inflammation:
A. detroys injurious agents
b. confines injurious agents
c. stimulates and enhances immunity
d. promotes healing. |
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A. detroys injurious agents
b. confines injurious agents
c. stimulates and enhances immunity
d. promotes healing. |
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Inflammatory mircocirculation changes involve all of the following except:
a. vasodilation
b. days to develop
c. increased vascular permeability
d. excuadation of leukocytes to injury site |
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| A phagocyte'r role begins with and inflammatory response. What is the sequnce for phagocyctosis |
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| Margination, diapedesis, reconigtion, adherance, ingestion, fusion w/ lysosomes inside the phagocyte, destruction of the target cell |
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Chemotatic factors for pahgocytes include all of the following except:
a. complement components
b. streptolsins
c. plasminogen activator
d. prostaglandins
e. mast cell degranulation products |
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Which is not a local manifestation of inflammation
A. swelling
B. pain,
Heat
leukocytosis
redness |
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| a series of proteins in the blood |
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| Diapedesis is a process in which? |
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| neutrophils migrate from the blood stream to an injured tissue site |
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| prevents viruses form infecting healty host cells |
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| Name some ways the complement system can be activted |
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Definition
A. the binding of complement 1 to complement binding site of an antibody
b. components of other plasma protien systems
c. the binding of the complement 3 to bacteria |
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Which is not a systemic manifestation of inflammation
Leukocytosis
Fever
increased acute phase reactants
exudation |
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| The inflammtory response does what? |
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| minimizes injury and promotes healing |
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| nonfunctional collagenous and fibrotic tissue |
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| Repair involves processes that? |
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Definition
fill in wound
cover or seal the wound
shrink the wound |
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| Swelling during actue inflammation is caused by? |
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| fluid and cellular exudation |
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Which is nor released from mast cells during granulation
Chemotatic factors
histaming
complement
vasoactive amines |
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| Chronic inflammation is characterized by |
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| lymphocytic and macrophagic inflammation |
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| What is synthesized by mast cells |
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| Primary intention healing? |
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involves collegen synthesis
requires little wound contraction
requires little wound epithelialization |
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provide messages between leukocytes
are produced to response to tissue injury
stimulate cells to produce antiviral substances
increase antibody production and populations of Tcells |
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control the vascular effects of serotonin and histamine by lysosomal mediators
have a lysosomal proteing that can dissolve the surface membrances of parasites |
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| increases vascular permeability |
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| new capalliaries, fibroblasts, and macrophages |
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| inhibits production of pro inflammatory cytokines |
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