A. V Flashcards

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Inflammation common symptoms

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Redness
Warmth
Swelling
Pain
Fever
Loss of function
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2
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Redness happens due to

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Vasodilation

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3
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Ket mediators of vasodilation

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Histamine
Prostaglandins
Bradykinin

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4
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What mediated pain in case of inflammation

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Bradykinine

PGE2

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5
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Acute inflammation vascular change

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Vasodilation -> Increased blood flow + Increased vascular permeability -> Bring blood and proteins to site of infection

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Transudate is formed when

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Fluid leaks out bcs. of increased hydrostatic preasure

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Transudate=

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Low protein content

Few cells

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8
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Exudate is formed bcs, of

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Vascular permeability is increased

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9
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Exudate=

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High protein content

May contain white/red blood cells

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10
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What causes increased Vascular permeability?

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Endothelial cell contraction -> Gaps

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What is the main cellular event in case of acute inflammation?

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Leukocyte reqruiment to the site of injury

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Leukocyte job in inflammation

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Ingest
Kill bacteria
Eliminate necrotic tissue

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Leukocyte migration through blood vessels

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Margination and rolling
Adhesion to endothelium
Transmigration btw. endot. cells
Migration in interstitial tissue

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Which cytokines promote expression of selectin and integrin ligands on endothelium?

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TNF

IL-1

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15
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Acute inflammation characterized by presence of

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Edema

Neutrophils

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16
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Acute inflammation arise in reponse to

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Infection

Tissur necrosis

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17
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Mediators of Acute inflammation

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Toll Like Receptors
Arachidonic acid metabolites
Mast cells
Complement
Factor XII
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18
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TLR are activated by which ligand

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PAMP (Lipoplysaccharide…)

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19
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TLR activation results in

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NF-kB upregulation

20
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NF-kB=

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Nuclear transcription factor that activates immune response genes

21
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PGI2 mediates

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Vasodilation

22
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Types of acute inflammation (5)

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Serous
Fibrinous
Purulent
Hemorrhagic
Gangrenous
23
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Serous inflammation=

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Protein poor fluidderived from plasma

24
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Example for Serous inflammation

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Skin blister

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Fibrinous inflammation=
Protein rich exudate | Fibrin!!
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Histologic appearance of Fibrinous inflammation
Eosinophilic
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Example for Fibrinous inflammation
Inflammation in the lining of body cavities | Fibrinous pericarditis
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Purulent inflammation=
Large amount of pus (Neut., edema, necrotic cells)
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Purulent inflammation examples
Abscess
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Chronic inflammation=
Prolonged, weeks to years | Inflammation, tissue injury and healing simultaneously
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Chronic inflammation characterized by-
``` MPH Lymphocytes Plasma cells Tissue destruction Repair ```
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Repair=(2)
Angiogenesis | Fibrosis
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Etiology of Chronic inflammation
``` Persistant infection Infection with microbes Autoimmune disease Foreign materials Cancers ```
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Process of scar formation
Collagen type III is replaced by Collagen type I
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Granulomatous inflammation is a subtype of
Chronic inflammation
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Granulomatous inflammation is characterized by
Granulomas
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Granuloma is consist of
Epitheloid histiocytes (MPH) Giant cells Lymphocytes
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Granuloma subtypes
Caseating | Non-caseating
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Non-caseating Granuloma lacks
Necrosis center
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Etiology of Non-caseating Granuloma
Reaction to foreign material Sarcoidosis Crohn disease
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Caseating Granuloma have central ______
Necrosis
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Etiology of Caseating Granuloma
TB | Fungi
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Steps involves in granuloma formation
1. MPH present Ag via MHC-II to CD4 T cell 2. MPH secrete IL-12 3. CD4 T cell differentiate to Th1 4. Th1 secrete IFN-gamma 5. IFN-gamma converts MPH to epitheloid histocytes and giant cells
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T cell use ___ complexfor Ag surveillance
TCR
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TCR includes
CD3 and CD4/CD8