what are parasites
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least virulent; members of the animal kingdom; cause infections; protozoa,
arthropods, helmints
what are the chemicals involved in inflammation (pain, capillary leak, vasodilation)
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histamine, bradykins, and prostaglandins
what are the S&S of hypokalemia
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increased urine output, thirst, orthostatic hypotension, N/V, fatigue,
cramps, dysrhythmias
what disease can cause hyponatremia
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Addison's Disease
what are monocytes
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mature macrophages
actions are similar to neutrophils but have longer life span and mature into
macrophages
what is a remittent fever
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a fever that fluctuates throughout the day but never really returns to normal
,what are prostaglandins
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helps cause pain, capillary leaks, and vasodilation
what are the phases of healing?
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1. inflammatory phase
2. proliferative phase
3. remodeling phase
what happens throughout the healing process of inflammation?
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increased vascular permeability, recruitment/emigration of WBCs,
phagocytosis, and possibly exudates
what are T-cells
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, direct immune system function
what is a pathogen
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causes disease
what does fibrinous exudate look like
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clear liquid found in blisters
what are the exudates
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serous, sanguinous, serosanguinous, fibrinous, purulent
what do lymph nodes do in relation to immunity
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least virulent; members of the animal kingdom; cause infections; protozoa,
arthropods, helmints
what are the chemicals involved in inflammation (pain, capillary leak, vasodilation)
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histamine, bradykins, and prostaglandins
what are the S&S of hypokalemia
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increased urine output, thirst, orthostatic hypotension, N/V, fatigue,
cramps, dysrhythmias
what disease can cause hyponatremia
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Addison's Disease
what are monocytes
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mature macrophages
actions are similar to neutrophils but have longer life span and mature into
macrophages
what is a remittent fever
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a fever that fluctuates throughout the day but never really returns to normal
,what are prostaglandins
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helps cause pain, capillary leaks, and vasodilation
what are the phases of healing?
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1. inflammatory phase
2. proliferative phase
3. remodeling phase
what happens throughout the healing process of inflammation?
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increased vascular permeability, recruitment/emigration of WBCs,
phagocytosis, and possibly exudates
what are T-cells
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, direct immune system function
what is a pathogen
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causes disease
what does fibrinous exudate look like
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clear liquid found in blisters
what are the exudates
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serous, sanguinous, serosanguinous, fibrinous, purulent
what do lymph nodes do in relation to immunity
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