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reaction of tissue injury caused by the release of chemical mediators
reaction of tissue injury caused by the release of chemical mediators
inflammation
process of inflammation
process of inflammation
protective mechanism
what are the five cardinal signs
what are the five cardinal signs
erythema(redness), edema(swelling), heat, pain, loss of function
1st phase of inflammation. bloods accumulate in the are of tissue because of the release of the body's chemical mediators
1st phase of inflammation. bloods accumulate in the are of tissue because of the release of the body's chemical mediators
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what are the chemical mediators of erythema (redness)
what are the chemical mediators of erythema (redness)
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these chemical mediators dilates arterioles
these chemical mediators dilates arterioles
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2nd phase of inflammation. plasma leaks into the interstitial tissue in the injury sites
2nd phase of inflammation. plasma leaks into the interstitial tissue in the injury sites
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Increase capillary permeability
Increase capillary permeability
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can cause by increase blood accumulation that results in pyrogens
can cause by increase blood accumulation that results in pyrogens
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substance that produce fever
substance that produce fever
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Study Notes
Reaction of Tissue Injury
- The reaction of tissue injury is caused by the release of chemical mediators, leading to the process of inflammation.
The Process of Inflammation
- Consists of two phases:
- The first phase involves the accumulation of blood in the area of tissue injury due to the release of chemical mediators.
- The second phase involves the leakage of plasma into the interstitial tissue at the injury site.
Five Cardinal Signs of Inflammation
- (Not specified in the provided text, but the five cardinal signs of inflammation are: pain, heat, redness, swelling, and loss of function)
Chemical Mediators of Erythema (Redness)
- The chemical mediators that cause erythema (redness) are:
- These chemical mediators dilate arterioles, leading to increased blood flow to the affected area.
Increase in Capillary Permeability
- Caused by the increase in blood accumulation that results in pyrogens, which are substances that produce fever.
Pyrogens
- Substances that produce fever.
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