Inflammation and Pharmacotherapy

Immediate healing

Severe pain and fever

No reaction at all

Discomfort and redness (correct)

To produce severe pain and fever

To defend the body against injury (correct)

To promote disease development

To slow down the healing process

In all cases of inflammation

In cases where inflammation is severe and out of control (correct)

In cases where there is no inflammation

In cases of minor abrasions and cuts

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