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Infections 101

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What is the body's response to infectious agents?

Fatigue

Fever

Inflammation (correct)

Headache

What is the purpose of the precipitation of a network of fibrin during an inflammatory response?

To promote bacterial growth

To wall off the infected region (correct)

To prevent leukocyte migration

To provide nutrients to the infected region

Which type of microorganisms can cause infection in the body?

Parasites

Molds

Bacteria (correct)

Viruses

What does hyperemia caused by vasodilatation of the arterioles and capillaries result in?

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What is the process by which macrophages dispose of necrotic debris?

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Infections 101

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Questions and Answers

What is the body's response to infectious agents?

What is the purpose of the precipitation of a network of fibrin during an inflammatory response?

Which type of microorganisms can cause infection in the body?

What does hyperemia caused by vasodilatation of the arterioles and capillaries result in?

What is the process by which macrophages dispose of necrotic debris?

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