Acute and Chronic Inflamation Flashcards

1
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cells in acute inflamation

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neutrophils, monocytes, eosinophils

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2
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cells in chronic inflamation

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monocytes, lymphocyes, plasma cells

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3
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cardinal signs

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rubor, tumor, dolor, calor, functio laesa

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4
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acute inflammation major steps

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recognition of injury, change in vascular flow/permeability, leukocyte extraversion

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5
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what is involved in injury recognition

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TLR on dendritic cells> TNF/IL1 and histamine (mast cells) > vasodilation/increased permeability

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6
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injury recognition, slow vs fast

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TNF/IL1 vs histamine

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7
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change in vascular flow

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brief constriction, arteriolar vasodilation, erythema and warmth.

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8
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why increased permeability

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increased RBC concentration increases viscosity, decreases flow

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9
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transudate

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hydrodynamic, leaky fluid, low cell/protien

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10
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exudate

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inflammation> leaky fluid, high cell/protien levels. specific gravity greater than 1.015

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11
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leukocyte extraversion steps

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margination, rolling/selectin, integrin/adhesion/transmigration

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12
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margination

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leukocytes accumulate along vascular endothelium

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13
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rolling/selectin

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TNF/IL1 increase selectin

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14
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adhesion/integrins

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TNF/ILI increases Vcam and Icam, increase high affinity in integral on leukocyte

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15
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transmigration

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leucocytes have PECAM1, piece BM and enter extravascular tissue

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16
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chemotaxis

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leukocytes move towards bacteria, chemokine, complement, where neutrophils phagocytosis

17
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resolution components (3)

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mediators, systemic change, outcome

18
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mediators

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vasoactive, initiate/regulate, lots

19
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systemic change

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fever, leukocytosis, acute phase reactants, sepsis…

20
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fever

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IL1, TNF (Macrophage)

21
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leukocytosis

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Il1, TNFa (macrophages)

22
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acute phase reactants

A

Il6 (made by Mphage)

23
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outcomes for acute include

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resolution, chronic, fibrosis

24
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chronic inflamation

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lots of macrophages! can be granulomatous

25
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granulomatous inflammation

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immune or non immune

26
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purulent

A

accumulation of pus (dead neutrophils)

27
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suppurate/suppurative

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produce pus

28
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abscess

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collection of neutrophils (walled off pus)

29
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fibrinous

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protein rich

30
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serous

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protein poor, few cells

31
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histamine and inflammation

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mast cell, basophils, platelets, vasodilation and permeability

32
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decreased colloid osmotic pressure

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transudate

33
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icam

A

intercellular adhesion molecule, ligand for inrwggrgin

34
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collegenase

A

pierces the basement

35
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pain mediators

A

prostaglandins, bradykinin, serotonin

36
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anti inflammatory signals

A

IL10, TGFb (produced by macrophages)

37
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IFNy

A

chronic inflammation - part of chronic