Inflammation Worksheet Flashcards

1
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6 possible causes of inflammation:

A
  1. physical damage
  2. chemical exposure
  3. allergic reaction
  4. ischemia/infarction
  5. foreign bodies
  6. extreme temps
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2
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What cells do phagocytosis? (3)

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neutrophils, monocytes, and macrophages

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3
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___ resleases histamine, causing inflammation

A

basophils

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4
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____ increase in an allergic reaction

A

eosonophils

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5
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___ are active in cell-mediated responses (they tell other cells what to do, like a quarterback)

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T-Lymphocytes

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6
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____ produce antibodies.

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B-lymphocytes (B for anti-Bodies)

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7
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prurulent exudate contains more ___, ___, and ___.

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leukocytes, cell debris, microorganisms

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8
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___ exudate increases the risk of scar tissue.

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fibrinous

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9
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In this type of healing, damaged tissue is replaced by identical tissue by proliferation of nearby cells.

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regeneration

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10
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Regeneration is not possible for 3 types of tissue:

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nerve tissue, skeletal muscle or cardiac muscle

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11
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___ is the process of healing by the formation of connective tissue (fibrous or scar tissue.

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replacement

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12
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Reasons for slow healing in elderly:

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  1. impaired circulation
  2. decreased metabolic rate, which slows protein synthesis and cell mitosis
  3. chronic diseases or medication like steroids taken fro chronic disease
  4. decreased immune response - predisposes pt to infection, which delays healing
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13
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a protein that is the basic component of scar tissue and provides strength for new repair.

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collagen

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14
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An overgrowth of fibrous tissue consisting of excessive collagen deposits leading to hard ridges of scar tissue or keloids

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hypertrophic scar tissue

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15
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the percentage of red blood cells in a volume of blood

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hematocrit

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16
Q

erosion through the wall

- wall of viscera

A

perforation

17
Q

Prednisone decreases the immune response, causes atrophy of ____, decreases the number of ___, and suppresses the ___ response, thus decreasing resistance to infection.

A

lymphoid tissue, leukocytes, inflammatory

18
Q

Increases # of WBCs, esp neutrophils

A

Leukocytosis

19
Q

Proportion of each type of WBC altered, depending on the cause

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Diffferential count

20
Q

A protein not normally in the blood, but appears with acute inflammation and necrosis withing 24-48 hours

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C-reactive protein

21
Q

Elevated plasma proteins increase rate at which RBCs settle in a sample

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Increased Sed Rate

22
Q

Released from necrotic cells and enter tissue fluids and blood: may indicate the site of inflammation.

A

Cell enzymes