Chronic Inflammation

Question 1

Cells of chronic inflammation

Answer 1

Lymphocytes, plasma cells, macrophages, fibroblasts, vascular endothelium

Question 2

Lymphatic T cells

Answer 2

CD3

Question 3

Lymphatic B cells

Answer 3

CD79a

Question 4

Mott Cell

Answer 4

Activated plasma cells with immunoglobulin

Question 5

Granulomatous Inflammation

Answer 5

Caused by low virulence but great persistence organisms. Macrophage is the main effector cell

Question 6

Actinomyces bovis

Answer 6

Lumpy Jaw

Question 7

Mycobacterium tuberculosis

Answer 7

Caseous, cottage cheese-like consistency

Question 8

Tissue Repair

Answer 8

Removal, Ingrowth, Production of an immature scare, Production of mature scar

Question 9

Granulation composition

Answer 9

Immature blood vessels, fibroblasts, and collaged cells

Question 10

Mature scar tissue

Answer 10

Fibrosis

Question 11

Immature scar tissue

Answer 11

Fibroplasia

Question 12

Process of fibrosis

Answer 12

Replacement of damaged tissue by fibrous scar tissue

Question 13

Primary Union

Answer 13

Healing by first intention

Question 14

Types of regeneration and repair

Answer 14

Labile, stable, permanent

Question 15

Labile

Answer 15

Constantly dividing and replenishing itself

Question 16

Stable

Answer 16

Able to regenerate in response to damage. Not continuously proliferating

Question 17

Permanent

Answer 17

Poor or no regenerative capacity

Question 18

4 Stages of Wound Healing

Answer 18

Hemostasis, Inflammation, Repair, Consolidation/Reconstruction