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What is the definition of chronic inflammation?
What is the definition of chronic inflammation?
- Inflammation caused by specific pathogens
- Inflammation of short duration
- Inflammation of prolonged duration (correct)
- Inflammation caused by foreign bodies
In what ways can chronic inflammation arise?
In what ways can chronic inflammation arise?
- Only on top of acute inflammation
- Both de novo and on top of acute inflammation (correct)
- Only from allergic reactions
- Only de novo, chronic from the start
What is the main reactive cell in a granuloma?
What is the main reactive cell in a granuloma?
- Neutrophils
- Lymphocytes
- Eosinophils
- Activated macrophage (correct)
Which type of granuloma is an example of infective granuloma?
Which type of granuloma is an example of infective granuloma?
What is the distinct pattern of chronic inflammation in which the chief reactive cell is activated macrophage forming nodular collection called?
What is the distinct pattern of chronic inflammation in which the chief reactive cell is activated macrophage forming nodular collection called?
What kind of inflammation can't have its cause identified from the inflammatory reaction?
What kind of inflammation can't have its cause identified from the inflammatory reaction?
Which type of repair involves the replacement of damaged tissue by healthy new tissue?
Which type of repair involves the replacement of damaged tissue by healthy new tissue?
What is the best example of healing by regeneration in humans, according to the text?
What is the best example of healing by regeneration in humans, according to the text?
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?
How does healing by organization involve replacement of solid non-living material?
How does healing by organization involve replacement of solid non-living material?
What type of wound healing occurs when wound edges cannot be apposed?
What type of wound healing occurs when wound edges cannot be apposed?
Which cells continuously divide throughout life to replace damaged cells?
Which cells continuously divide throughout life to replace damaged cells?
Which factor leads to poor wound healing, especially due to its involvement in collagen synthesis?
Which factor leads to poor wound healing, especially due to its involvement in collagen synthesis?
Which type of wound healing occurs with a clean wound, well-apposed edges, and minimal clot formation?
Which type of wound healing occurs with a clean wound, well-apposed edges, and minimal clot formation?
