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What is inflammation?
What is inflammation?
- A response of the nervous system to hormonal adjustments
- A response of non-vascularized tissues to infections and tissue repair
- A response of vascularized tissues to infections and tissue damage (correct)
- A response of the circulatory system to metabolic alterations
What suffix is typically used to name inflammation in various organs or tissues?
What suffix is typically used to name inflammation in various organs or tissues?
- opathy
- emia
- itis (correct)
- osis
Which of the following is NOT a cause of inflammation?
Which of the following is NOT a cause of inflammation?
- Chemical agents like organic poisons
- Hormonal adjustments (correct)
- Antigen-antibody reactions
- Viral infections
What is the inflammatory response of the body to cell and tissue injury divided into?
What is the inflammatory response of the body to cell and tissue injury divided into?
Which of the following is an example of inflammation in an organ or tissue?
Which of the following is an example of inflammation in an organ or tissue?
What are the injurious agents causing inflammation?
What are the injurious agents causing inflammation?
What are the cardinal signs of acute inflammation according to Celsus?
What are the cardinal signs of acute inflammation according to Celsus?
What causes the redness (rubor) observed clinically in acute inflammation?
What causes the redness (rubor) observed clinically in acute inflammation?
Which alteration is responsible for the swelling (tumor) observed clinically in acute inflammation?
Which alteration is responsible for the swelling (tumor) observed clinically in acute inflammation?
What is the function of functio lease in the context of acute inflammation?
What is the function of functio lease in the context of acute inflammation?
What causes the heat (calor) observed clinically in acute inflammation?
What causes the heat (calor) observed clinically in acute inflammation?
Which microscopic changes indicate the early inflammatory process?
Which microscopic changes indicate the early inflammatory process?
What leads to escape of protein-rich fluid from the circulation into the extravascular tissues in acute inflammation?
What leads to escape of protein-rich fluid from the circulation into the extravascular tissues in acute inflammation?
What represents the hallmark of the early hemodynamic changes in acute inflammation?
What represents the hallmark of the early hemodynamic changes in acute inflammation?
What does leukocytes-dependant injury refer to during inflammation?
What does leukocytes-dependant injury refer to during inflammation?
What follows after slowing or stasis of microcirculation during inflammation?
What follows after slowing or stasis of microcirculation during inflammation?
Which of the following is NOT a cause of inflammation as described in the text?
Which of the following is NOT a cause of inflammation as described in the text?
In the context of inflammation, what is the suffix used to name inflammation in the skin?
In the context of inflammation, what is the suffix used to name inflammation in the skin?
What type of agents are mentioned as causes of inflammation in the text?
What type of agents are mentioned as causes of inflammation in the text?
What is the inflammatory response of the body to cell and tissue injury divided into, as mentioned in the text?
What is the inflammatory response of the body to cell and tissue injury divided into, as mentioned in the text?
What nomenclature is used to name inflammation in the colon?
What nomenclature is used to name inflammation in the colon?
In the context of inflammation, which of the following represents an example of inflammation in an organ or tissue?
In the context of inflammation, which of the following represents an example of inflammation in an organ or tissue?
What is the term used to describe the increased blood flow and vasodilatation observed in acute inflammation?
What is the term used to describe the increased blood flow and vasodilatation observed in acute inflammation?
Which chemical mediators are involved in the increased vascular permeability that leads to the escape of protein-rich fluid (exudate) from the circulation into the extravascular tissues during inflammation?
Which chemical mediators are involved in the increased vascular permeability that leads to the escape of protein-rich fluid (exudate) from the circulation into the extravascular tissues during inflammation?
What causes the transient vasoconstriction of arterioles in the early stages of inflammation?
What causes the transient vasoconstriction of arterioles in the early stages of inflammation?
What represents endothelial cell injury caused by accumulation of leukocytes during inflammation?
What represents endothelial cell injury caused by accumulation of leukocytes during inflammation?
What microscopic changes indicate the early inflammatory process?
What microscopic changes indicate the early inflammatory process?
What is responsible for the redness (rubor) observed clinically in acute inflammation?
What is responsible for the redness (rubor) observed clinically in acute inflammation?
What suffix is typically used to name inflammation in various organs or tissues?
What suffix is typically used to name inflammation in various organs or tissues?
What follows after slowing or stasis of microcirculation during inflammation?
What follows after slowing or stasis of microcirculation during inflammation?
What nomenclature is used to name inflammation in the colon?
What nomenclature is used to name inflammation in the colon?
