Tissue response to injury

Question 1

margination

Answer 1

leukocytes (neutrophils and macrophages) adhere along the cell walls

Question 2

leukocytes

Answer 2

granulocytes, agranulocytes

Question 3

diapedesis

Answer 3

passage of blood cells, via ameoboid action through the intact capillary wall

Question 4

exudate

Answer 4

accumulation of fluid in an area

Question 5

neutrophils

Answer 5

a type of leukocyte

Question 6

phagocytes

Answer 6

neutrophils, macrophages, and leukocytes that ingest microorganisms, other cells, and foreign particles

Question 7

vasoconstriction

Answer 7

decrease in the diameter of a blood vessel

Question 8

macrophages

Answer 8

a phagocytic cell of the immune system

Question 9

lymphocytes

Answer 9

cells that are the primary means of providing the body with immune capabilities

Question 10

fibroblast

Answer 10

any cell component from which fibers are developed

Question 11

fibroplasia

Answer 11

period of scar formation

Question 12

collagen

Answer 12

main organic constituent of connective tissue

Question 13

microtears

Answer 13

involve only minor damage and are most often associated with overuse

Question 14

macrotears

Answer 14

involve significantly greater destruction of soft tissue and result in clinical symptoms and functional alterations. Macrotears are generally caused by acute trauma

Question 15

nocioreceptors

Answer 15

receptors of pain