Inflammation Flashcards

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what are the symptoms of inflammation

A
Rubor 
calor 
tumor 
dolor 
loos of function
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why is rubor a symptom of inflammation

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redness –> increased vascular leakage – build up of fluid and RBC

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why is tumor a symptom of inflammation

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swelling–> increased vascular leakage –> buildup of flui

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4
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why is calor a symptom of inflammation

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increase metabolic activity of WBC

raising body temp prevents reproduction of viruses

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5
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why is dolor a symptom of inflammation

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Prostaglandins hstamine + cytokines released by WBC act on nociceptor neurons

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6
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what are the causes of inflammation

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non apototic cell death 
pathogens 
allergens 
cancer 
infection 
trauma
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7
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how does a damaged tissue differ to normal tissue

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damage to epithelium and interstitium
intramuscular macrophages , DC exposed to antigen
leukocytes+ neutrophils migrate into cell from blood

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8
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what are the initial reactions to acute inflammation

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DAMP and PAMPS detected in blood
vasodilators ( histamine + Nitrous oxides from mast cell+ cell soluable mediators )
changes in vasculature ( increase permeability, dilation )
recruitment of immune cells

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9
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name the cell soluble mediators

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histamines
prostaglandins
cytokines 
chemokines 
complement
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10
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where are histamines produced and what is their role

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basophils, mast cells , platelets
vasodilation
increase vascular permeability
endothelial activation

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where are prostaglandins produced and what is their function

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mast cells , leukocytes

vasodilation pain fever

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where are cytokines produced and what is their function

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macrophages, endothelial cells, mast cells
endothelial activation , fever, pain , malaise, shock
examples : TNF, Il1, IL7 –> activates chemokine synthesis cascade

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where are chemokines produced and what is thier function

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activated macro, leukocytes
chemotaxis of leukocytes
leukocyte activation

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where are complement produced and what is their function

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liver –> travels in plasma

opsonisation , vasodilation ( stimulates mast cells) , chemotaxis and activation of leukocytes

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15
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What is exudate

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fluid , proteins and cells that have seeped out of the blood vessel
causes swelling

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what is diapedesis and when does it occur

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gaps forming between cells in the vessel so WBC can pass through
during inflammation –> histamine and increased exudate stimulates it