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What is the aim of inflammation in living tissue?
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?
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?
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?
What contributes to hotness in an inflamed part?
What is the cause of pain in an inflamed part?
What is the cause of pain in an inflamed part?