Inflammation

Question 1

Stage of suceptibility.

Answer 1

Exposure & risk factors.

Question 2

Stage of subclinical disease.

Answer 2

Pathological changes.

Question 3

Stage of clinical disease.

Answer 3

Diagnosis and onset of symptoms.

Question 4

5 keys of inflammation.

Answer 4

Redness.
Swelling.
Pain.
Heat.
Function Laesa.

Question 5

What kind of information does the fibers A alfa and C send?

Answer 5

Pain, temperature and itch.

Question 6

Allergic reaction, infection and trauma injury are examples of:

Answer 6

Acute inflammation

Question 7

Cardiovascular diseases, neurological diseases and lupus are examples of:

Answer 7

Chronic inflammation.

Question 8

True or False.

PAMPs are released when plasma membrane is injured.

Answer 8

False, PAMPs are an external factor.

Question 9

Inflammatory mediators:

Answer 9

• Histamin
• Serotonin
• Cytokines
• Eicosanoids (prostaglandines)

Question 10

Characteristics of Primary Hemostasis.

Answer 10

• Vasoconstriction due to endothelin (stopn the bleeding).
• Platelet activation

Question 11

Characteristics of Secondary Hemostasis.

Answer 11

• Thrombin y fibrin formation.
• Pathways to coagulation factors.

Question 12

What is an edema?

Answer 12

Accumulation of fluid in the extravascular space and interstitial issues.

Question 13

Type of edema caused by a blockage of lymphatic vessels (fluid retention).

Answer 13

Non inflammatory edema.

Question 14

Four phases of tissue regeneration.

Answer 14

1. Hemostasis.
2. Cell migration
3. Cell proliferation.
4. Remodeling.

Question 15

How to recognize DOMS?

Answer 15

• Burning, aching sensations when muscles are engaged.
• Soreness 24-48 hrs after exercise
• Last 1 day -1 week
• Improves with stretching and movement