Inflammation (Pathophysiology) .pdf
Inflammation
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1. bacteria, viruses, parasites, fungi living agents that cause inflam-
mation
2. trauma, extreme heat or cold, ionizing radiation, non-living agents that cause in-
foreign bodies, chemical agents, electricity flammation
3. the movement of fluid, leukocytes, and molecules Inflammation is characterized by
of host defense from the intravascular to extravas-
cular space
4. Edema In the early stages of inflamma-
tion we start to see
5. Neutrophils During the acute stage of in-
flammation we typically see
what type of cells?
6. Monocytes/Macrophages During the later stages of in-
flammation we typically see
what type of cells?
7. Apoptosis Neutrophils will live for about a
day or two and then they will go
through__________
8. living organism An infection requires a _____
9. redness, heat, swelling, pain, loss of function list the 5 cardinal signs of in-
flammation
10. neutrophils, lymphocytes, monocytes, eosinophils, inflammatory cells in the blood
basophils, platelets, (6)
11. inflammatory cells of the tissue
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Inflammation
(Pathophysiology)
| Complete Exam Study
Guide, Practice Questions,
Answers & ATI Review
Material
, Inflammation (Pathophysiology)
Inflammation (Pathophysiology).pdf
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_hn4b5r
1. bacteria, viruses, parasites, fungi living agents that cause inflam-
mation
2. trauma, extreme heat or cold, ionizing radiation, non-living agents that cause in-
foreign bodies, chemical agents, electricity flammation
3. the movement of fluid, leukocytes, and molecules Inflammation is characterized by
of host defense from the intravascular to extravas-
cular space
4. Edema In the early stages of inflamma-
tion we start to see
5. Neutrophils During the acute stage of in-
flammation we typically see
what type of cells?
6. Monocytes/Macrophages During the later stages of in-
flammation we typically see
what type of cells?
7. Apoptosis Neutrophils will live for about a
day or two and then they will go
through__________
8. living organism An infection requires a _____
9. redness, heat, swelling, pain, loss of function list the 5 cardinal signs of in-
flammation
10. neutrophils, lymphocytes, monocytes, eosinophils, inflammatory cells in the blood
basophils, platelets, (6)
11. inflammatory cells of the tissue
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