Acute inflammation pathology
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Acute Inflammation 58 – - focal consolidation [in alveoli: exudate with fibrin (fine, threadlike, eosinophilic strands/webs) & inflammatory cells – neutrophils], - minimal tissue destruction, - pores of Kohn (inflammation extends from one alveolar space to next)
[DOC File]Pathophysiology Chapter 2: Inflammation and Healing
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Acute Inflammation. A. Sequence of events. 1. injured mast cells/platelets release chemical mediators. a. affect blood vessels and nerves in damaged area. b. antihistamines counteract affect. 2. local vasodilation and increased capillary permeability (vascular response) 3. formation of exudate (collection of interstitial fluid in inflammed area)
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Pathology MCQ Answers. PEW June 2001. 1 C Page 715, 2 D Page 990-1 . 3 D Page. 4 B Page 718-719. 5 D Page 611 . 6 C Page 131 . 7 B Page 8 E Page. 9 C Page 853-856. 10 B Page 114. 11 A Page 904-907. 12 D Page 935-987. 13 C Page 119. 14 B Page 84. 15 D Page 62. 16 B Page 205. 17 A Page 473. 18 C Page 556. 19 C Page 707-711. 20 C Page 856-864. 21 ...
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68. In acute inflammation, all of the following are true except. A. there is contraction of endothelial cells. B. there is a mononuclear infiltrate. C. there is induction of adhesion molecules on endothelium. D. there is production of arachidonic acid metabolites. E. cytokines induce a systemic acute phase response. 69.
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Pathology. The causes of an acutely inflamed red eye are “legion”. The following may be seen: Left: “Blepharitis”, (non specific generalised inflammation of the eyelids). Right: Ectropion (lids turning outwards with exposure of conjunctival sac) Left: Entropion, (lids …
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Acute inflammation is defined as a rapid response to an injurious agent that serves to deliver mediators of host defense – leukocytes and plasma proteins to the site of injury. Chronic inflammation is defined as an inflammation of prolonged duration, in which active inflammation, tissue destruction and attempts at repair are proceeding ...
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True or False. Chronic Inflammation is characterized by fluid and plasma protein exudation and a predominately neutrophilic leukocyte accumulation. Define acute and chronic inflammation. What are the 5 steps in the pathogenesis of inflammation? True …
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Chronic inflammation is. always preceded by acute inflammation. characterised by hyperemia, oedema and leukocyte infiltration. most frequently results in resolution. the factors underlying monocyte infiltration are the same as for acute inflammation. In the triple response the reactive hyperemia is due to . blushing. excersise. arteriolar dilation
[DOC File]ACUTE INFLAMMATION
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Hallmark of acute inflammation: increased vasc permeability. Edema results because: escape of protein-rich fluid into extravasc tissue = loss of protein from plasma reduces intravascular osmotic pressure and increases osmotic pressure of interstitial fluid. With the increased hydrostatic pressure from the increased blood flow = outflow of fluid ...
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