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What is the aim of inflammation in living tissue?
Localize and eliminate the initial cause of cell injury
How is inflammation designated for organs in terms of nomenclature?
By adding the suffix 'itis' to the English, Latin or Greek name of the organs
What causes redness in an inflamed part?
Increased blood flow to the inflamed part
What contributes to hotness in an inflamed part?
Blood carrying warmth from the interior of the body
What is the cause of pain in an inflamed part?
Pressure of fluid on nerves and irritation by chemical mediators
Learn about the definition and functions of inflammation as a protective response of living tissue. Understand its role in localizing and eliminating cell injury, necrotic cells, foreign bodies, microorganisms, and antigens, as well as initiating the healing process for the tissue.
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