Acute Inflammation Repair Flashcards

1
Q

What are the signs of acute inflammation (Seconds, minutes, hours, days)?

A

Rubor (red), Tumor (swollen), Calor (hot), Dolor (pain), Loss of Function

Red Swollen hot pain fxn

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Acute Inflammation serves as a _____ response. (Leukocytes and Platelets)

A

Protective

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Acute inflammation is mediated by ____ factors from PLASMA or CELLS.

A

Chemical

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4
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Acute inflammation changes vascular calibar= ___ blood flow.

A

Increased

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5
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In Acute inflammation, Plasma proteins and Leukocytes Leave _____.

A

Circulation

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In Acute inflammation, EMIGRATION of leukocytes (mainly ____) involves 5 steps. What are they?***

A

Neutrophils;
Margination (to interstitial tissue), Rolling, Tight adhesion, Migration across vessel wall (due to chemical agents), Migration to tissue (diapedesis)

“Mary Rolled Tight Migrating Mass”

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_____ ingest pathogenic material by phagocytosis and detoxify and digest substances by endogenous OXIDANTS & PROTEOLYTIC enzymes.

A

Neutrophils

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8
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What are some chemical mediators of acute inflammation?

A

1) Histamine (Mast cells)
2) Serotonin
3) 20 Complement proteins
4) Kinin (increases vascular permeability)
5) Clotting system

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Chronic Inflammation (WEEKS, MONTHS, YEARS) involves what to cells?

A

Lymphocytes and Macrophages (Primary Player)

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