Inflammatory Response Flashcards
5 Steps of Inflammatory Response
- Recognition of injurious agent
- Recruitment of leukocytes
- Removal of agent
- Regulation (control of response)
- Resolution (repair)
Extrinsic source of catalytic enzymes causes _____
Liquefactive necrosis
Intrinsic source of catalytic enzymes causes _____
Coagulative necrosis
What type of necrosis?
Cells aggregate of amorphous granular pink material
No tissue architecture, no cell outlines
Enclosed by distinctive border of inflammatory cells
Caseous necrosis
Type of extravascular fluid:
Low protein content, few cells
Transudate
Type of extravascular fluid:
Increased hydrostatic pressure w/o associated increased vascular permeability
Transudate
Type of extravascular fluid:
Predominantly albumin
Transudate
Type of extravascular fluid:
high protein content, some white and red cells
Exudate
Type of extravascular fluid:
Increased vascular permeability
Exudate
Type of extravascular fluid:
Irrespective of flow or pressure
Exudate
Type of extravascular fluid:
Associated inflammatory cells and cellular debris
Exudate
Cytokines in acute inflammation
TNF, IL-1, IL-6, chemokines
Cytokines in chronic inflammation
INF-gamma, IL-4, IL-5, IL-12
Classically activated macrophages produce:
INF-gamma
Pro-inflammatory
Alternatively activated macrophages are induced by:
IL-13, IL-4 made by T cells