Acute inflammation Flashcards
What are the 4 stages of leukocyte emigration? Which cellular apparatus is responsible for each stage?
1) Margination- Stasis and loss of axial streaming
2) Rolling- Transient and weak binding by selectins
3) Adhesion- Firm adhesion to endothelium by integrins
4) Transmigration- Movement into extravascular space via pecam-1 and cd31
What are the 3 stages to phagocytosis?
1) Recognition and attachment of particle to leukocyte via opsonins
2) Engulfment due to pseudopods surrounding particle and formation of phagocytic vacuole
3) Production of ROS’ and lysosomal enzymes
Which diseases attract lymphocytes rather than neutrophils?
Viral hep a b c
Meningitis
Myocarditis
What is the classical morphology of neutrophils?
Polymorphic granular cells