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What is the definition of chronic inflammation?
What is the definition of chronic inflammation?
- Inflammation that lasts for a few hours
- Inflammation that is initiated by a specific pathogen
- Inflammation of prolonged duration (weeks or months) (correct)
- Inflammation that lasts for a few days
Which type of chronic inflammation starts as tiny granules and forms a tumor-like mass?
Which type of chronic inflammation starts as tiny granules and forms a tumor-like mass?
- Viral granuloma
- Non-infective granuloma
- Infective granuloma (correct)
- Fungal granuloma
What is the chief reactive cell in a granuloma?
What is the chief reactive cell in a granuloma?
- Neutrophils
- Lymphocytes
- Eosinophils
- Activated macrophage (correct)
What is the cause of chronic non-specific inflammation?
What is the cause of chronic non-specific inflammation?
Which type of chronic specific inflammation is caused by Bacterial, Viral, Parasitic, or Fungal infection?
Which type of chronic specific inflammation is caused by Bacterial, Viral, Parasitic, or Fungal infection?
What distinguishes chronic inflammation from acute inflammation?
What distinguishes chronic inflammation from acute inflammation?
Which type of wound healing occurs when wound edges cannot be apposed?
Which type of wound healing occurs when wound edges cannot be apposed?
What is the best example of healing by regeneration in humans?
What is the best example of healing by regeneration in humans?
Which cells continuously divide throughout life to replace damaged cells?
Which cells continuously divide throughout life to replace damaged cells?
What type of repair involves replacement of solid non-living material by fibrous tissue?
What type of repair involves replacement of solid non-living material by fibrous tissue?
Which factor delays wound healing and leads to more granulation tissue and scarring?
Which factor delays wound healing and leads to more granulation tissue and scarring?
Which type of wound occurs with a clean wound and well-apposed edges?
Which type of wound occurs with a clean wound and well-apposed edges?
What is the replacement of injured cells by cells of the same type known as?
What is the replacement of injured cells by cells of the same type known as?
Which vitamin deficiency leads to poor wound healing as it is involved in collagen synthesis?
Which vitamin deficiency leads to poor wound healing as it is involved in collagen synthesis?
Which type of cells do not proliferate in the postnatal life?
Which type of cells do not proliferate in the postnatal life?
