Inflammation: Definition and Functions
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What is the aim of inflammation in living tissue?

  • Increase blood flow to the affected area
  • Promote cell regeneration
  • Localize and eliminate the initial cause of cell injury (correct)
  • Reduce pain sensation

How is inflammation designated for organs in terms of nomenclature?

  • By adding the prefix 'infect-' to the organ's name
  • By attaching the prefix 'inflammo-' to the organ's name
  • By adding the suffix 'itis' to the English, Latin or Greek name of the organs (correct)
  • By using a specific set of alphabetical characters

What causes redness in an inflamed part?

  • Decreased blood flow to the inflamed part
  • Fluid exudation
  • Tissue destruction
  • Increased blood flow to the inflamed part (correct)

What contributes to hotness in an inflamed part?

<p>Blood carrying warmth from the interior of the body (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the cause of pain in an inflamed part?

<p>Pressure of fluid on nerves and irritation by chemical mediators (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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