Inflammation Flashcards

1
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inflammation

A

organized vascular and cellular response of the body from cell injury and death

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2
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erythema

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redness

vasodilation and increased blood flow

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3
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exudate

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allows for the passage of a protein and cell rich fluid into the interstitial spaces

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4
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neutrophils

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first responder for acute inflammation

attract WBC and tell where to go

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5
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monocytes

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circulate in blood

go to injury side after neutrophils and mature into macrophages

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6
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macrophages

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a WBC that engulfs and digest cellular debris, foreign substances, microbes, cancer cells

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7
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lymphocytes

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WBC, lymph

produce antibodies

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8
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mast cells

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found in most tissues

large granules which hold several performed immune mediators

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9
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diapedesis

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when the cell lining separates to allows things through

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10
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chemotaxis

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type of cytokines

small proteins secreted by cells that influence the immune system, they attract cells to an area of injury that bring about changes to the endothelial lining for cells to go out of vasculature to the site of injury and squeeze between the lining

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11
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cytokines

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signaling molecules that regulate inflammation and immune response in health and disease

act on cells with autocrine, paracrine, and endocrine

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12
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leukocytosis

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increased WBC

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13
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what is normal WBC count

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4000-10000 cells/ul

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14
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leukopenia

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decreased WBC count

viral infection, protozoan, rickettsial and some bacterial infections

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15
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what cardinal sign will you see with leukopenia

A

fever

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16
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parenchymal cells

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cells that make up the structural lining

when too damaged, they can’t heal and causes fibrosis

17
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granulomatous inflammation

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formed from chronic inflammation

accumulation of macrophages

18
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what can be present with granulomatous inflammation

A

central abscess