Chapter 3.5 (page 65)

Question 1

What are the 2 Types of Chronic Inflammation?

Answer 1

**Non-specific Chronic Inflammation
Granulomatous Inflammation **

Question 2

Chronic Inflammation is often related to persistent irritants that are insoluble and resistant to ___________ and other inflammatory mechanisms.

Answer 2

Phagocytosis

Question 3

A __________ is a small massing of macrophages about 1-2 mm in diameter surrounded by lymphocytes.

Answer 3

Granuloma

Question 4

With ____________________, ongoing chemotaxis causes macrophages to infiltrate the inflamed site; and often leads to fibroblast proliferation and subsequent scar tissue formation.

Answer 4

Non-specific Chronic Inflammation

Question 5

Non-Specific Chronic Inflammation can lead to decreased function of the tissue if _________ replaces the functional cells; this can lead to complications like _________.

Answer 5

Scarring

Strictures and Adhesions