Acute and Chronic Inflammation Flashcards
What is the hallmark of acute inflammation?
Edema and Neutrophils in the tissue.
Acute inflammation arises in response to what 2 stimuli?
infection
tissue necrosis
necrosis is followed by what?
acute inflammation
what is the purpose of acute inflammation in necrosis?
clear necrotic debris-so healing can occur.
what is the purpose of acute inflammation in infection?
eliminate pathogen
Acute inflammation is an _______ response with ______ specificity
immediate
limited
Acute inflammation is a part of ____ immunity
innate
Compare and contrast innate immunity vs. adaptive immunity
innate immunity is faster but less specific than adaptive immunity. Innate involves things like Neutrophils, macrophages, the complement system. Adaptive involves things like B and T cells (lymphocytes) and antibodies.
TLRs are on cells of the ___ immune system.
innate and adaptive
PAMP would be recognized by ____
TLRs
All Gram Negative bacteria have ____ on the outer membrane
LPS
____ on macrophages recognizes LPS
CD14
LPS is a ______
PAMP
TLR activation results in upregulation of _____
NF-kB
____ turns on the acute inflammatory response
NF-kB
TLRs on cells of the adaptive immune system regulate _____ inflammation
chronic
in cyclooxygenase pathway, vasodilation occurs at the _____ while increased vascular permeability occurs at the_____
arteriole
post-capillary venule
PGE2 mediates what?
fever and pain