Inflammation 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What is resolution?

A

complete restoration of tissue back to normal after removal of inflammatory components

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2
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What is required for resolution?

A

minimal cell death and good vascular supply

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3
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What is suppuration?

A

puss - containing living, dying and dead cells

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4
Q

What is suppuration also known as?

A

abscess

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5
Q

name a tissue type that can regenerate

A

liver

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6
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If damage goes beyond basement membrane what type of process is favoured?

A

organisation and repair

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7
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Erosions and abrasions describe injuries where what occurs?

A

basement membrane is still intact

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8
Q

In repair by granulation tissue formation what is the defect infiltrated with firstly?

A

capillaries and then myofibroblasts

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9
Q

What is liver scarring and fibrosis commonly known as?

A

cirrhosis

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10
Q

What does chronic inflammation suggest about time?

A

nothing

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11
Q

What is a macrophage compared to?

A

a tank - releases its granulomas

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12
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What are the 2 types of granuloma called?

A

exogenous and endogenous

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13
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What type of necrosis is cheesy TB related to?

A

tuberculous granulomas

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