Inflammation Flashcards

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What are the key components of inflammation?

A

circulatory changes, vascular changes, humoral response and cellular response.

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circulatory changes

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involves blood flow through the inflamed tissue

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vascular changes

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involving the physical, biochemical & biological changes in the endothelial lining, vessel wall, and perivascular tissue of small vessels such as arterioles, capillaries & venules

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humoral response

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release and action of soluble mediators produced by inflammatory cells and various organs in response to injury

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5
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cellular response

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primarily circulating platelets and white blood cells

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6
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hyperaemia

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influx of blood into the inflamed area

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7
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signs of inflammation

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redness, heat, swelling and pain

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8
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sphincter

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something that stops blood from flowing back into the arteries

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9
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Rouleaux of red blood cells

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stacking of red blood cells in the centre of the blood stream - this happens because they are moving slower

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