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What type of necrosis is typically seen in tuberculosis?
What type of necrosis is typically seen in tuberculosis?
- Liquefactive necrosis
- Fat necrosis
- Coagulative necrosis
- Caseous necrosis (correct)
What is the outcome of fibrosis in hollow organs?
What is the outcome of fibrosis in hollow organs?
- Dilation
- Obstruction (correct)
- Rupture
- Perforation
What type of cells are transformed macrophages that form granulomas?
What type of cells are transformed macrophages that form granulomas?
- Epithelial cells
- Epithelioid histiocytes (correct)
- Fibroblasts
- Endothelial cells
What is the primary driver cell in chronic inflammation?
What is the primary driver cell in chronic inflammation?
What is a common cause of chronic inflammation that starts as a chronic process?
What is a common cause of chronic inflammation that starts as a chronic process?
What is the term for the formation of small blood vessels during the repair process?
What is the term for the formation of small blood vessels during the repair process?
What is the primary cause of chronic inflammation from the outset?
What is the primary cause of chronic inflammation from the outset?
Which type of cell is responsible for ingesting pathogens and dead tissue in chronic inflammation?
Which type of cell is responsible for ingesting pathogens and dead tissue in chronic inflammation?
What is the characteristic feature of granulomatous inflammation?
What is the characteristic feature of granulomatous inflammation?
What is the outcome of chronic inflammation if it subsides and the affected area scars?
What is the outcome of chronic inflammation if it subsides and the affected area scars?
What type of inflammation is often caused by low acute virulence microorganisms?
What type of inflammation is often caused by low acute virulence microorganisms?
What is the characteristic feature of the inflammatory cells in chronic inflammation?
What is the characteristic feature of the inflammatory cells in chronic inflammation?
What is the outcome of acute inflammation when vital organs are overwhelmed by exogenous toxins and/or products of inflammation?
What is the outcome of acute inflammation when vital organs are overwhelmed by exogenous toxins and/or products of inflammation?
What is the term used to describe the mix of capillary vessels and fibroblasts that grow in when an area of tissue dies?
What is the term used to describe the mix of capillary vessels and fibroblasts that grow in when an area of tissue dies?
What is characteristic of chronic inflammation?
What is characteristic of chronic inflammation?
What is the outcome of acute inflammation when tissue dies locally and then putrefies?
What is the outcome of acute inflammation when tissue dies locally and then putrefies?
What is deposited in the extracellular matrix during the healing process?
What is deposited in the extracellular matrix during the healing process?
What is an example of a condition where acute inflammation is repeated, leading to chronic inflammation?
What is an example of a condition where acute inflammation is repeated, leading to chronic inflammation?
What is the term for the presence of micro-organisms in or on tissue?
What is the term for the presence of micro-organisms in or on tissue?
What is the term that describes the response of tissues to injury?
What is the term that describes the response of tissues to injury?
What is the result of increased blood vessel permeability in acute inflammation?
What is the result of increased blood vessel permeability in acute inflammation?
What is the process by which white blood cells move through injured tissue in acute inflammation?
What is the process by which white blood cells move through injured tissue in acute inflammation?
What is the term for the process by which white blood cells take up pathogens and dead cells?
What is the term for the process by which white blood cells take up pathogens and dead cells?
What is the term for the presence of micro-organisms on or in tissue without an immune response?
What is the term for the presence of micro-organisms on or in tissue without an immune response?
What is the duration of acute inflammation?
What is the duration of acute inflammation?
What is the fifth principal change described in acute inflammation?
What is the fifth principal change described in acute inflammation?
What is an example of a physical agent that can cause acute inflammation?
What is an example of a physical agent that can cause acute inflammation?
What is the sequence of events in acute inflammation?
What is the sequence of events in acute inflammation?
What type of micro-organisms can cause acute inflammation?
What type of micro-organisms can cause acute inflammation?
What is the consequence of chronic inflammation?
What is the consequence of chronic inflammation?
