Exam 3: Chapter 6 - Inflammatory Response

Question 1

Information about exudate from video?

Answer 1

Exudate part of inflammatory process. Function is to dilute toxins and carry them away. Deliverys proteins and leukocytes. Looks like pus

Question 2

Inflamattion is

Answer 2

a localized reaction intended to neutralize, control, and eliminate offending agent

Question 3

Inflammation is what type of response? Meaning?

Answer 3

Nonspecific, and is meant to serve a protective function

Question 4

Inflammation is not the same as

Answer 4

infection

Question 5

Sequences of events?

Answer 5

Vasodilation, Increased Permeability

Leukocytic Cellular Infiltration

Question 6

Vascular Changes in Inflammation

Answer 6

Vasodilation
Increased Capillary Permeability
Increased Blood Flow
Local Tissue Congestion

Question 7

Cellular Changes in Inflammation

Answer 7

Phagocytosis
Increased Leukocytes
REleased of Chemical Mediators

Question 8

Local Effects of Inflammation

Answer 8

Redness
Warm
Pain
Loss of Function

Question 9

Systemic Effects of Inflammation

Answer 9

Fever
Leukocytes
Malaise
Anorexia
Sepsis

Question 10

Reparative process begins at

Answer 10

approximately the same time as the injury

Question 11

Healing proceeds after

Answer 11

inflammatory debris has been removed

Question 12

Healing occurs by

Answer 12

Regeneration or Replacement

Question 13

Regeneration is when

Answer 13

the defect is gradually repaired by proliferation of the same type of cells as those destroyed

Question 14

Replacement is when

Answer 14

cells of another type, usually connective tissue, fill in the tissue defect and result in scar formation which is not very pliable