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What are the 5 cardinal signs of Inflammation?

John Smith
Answered: Nov 22, 2024

Calor, rubor, tumor, dolor, functio laesa

The 5 cardinal signs of inflammation are calor (heat), rubor (redness), tumor (swelling), Dolor (pain), and functio laesa (loss of function)

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What is the name of the phenomenon where WBCs marginate and become attached to the edge of the endothelium?

O. Miller, Content Optimization Executive
Answered: May 10, 2019

Pavementing is the answer to this question. There are instances when the leukocytes will start to attach themselves to the linings of the capillaries. There are always different signs that...Read More

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What is the process known as by which the cytoplasm of the PMN surrounds the bacteria and encloses it into an invagination of the cell membrane?

D. Ronald, Writer
Answered: Sep 11, 2018

The cells of phagocytosis are the type of cell that has the ability to ingest foreign particles. It engulfs foreign bodies by extending its cytoplasm. Most phagocytes involved in acute...Read More

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Can Inflammation occur in dead tissue?

John Smith
Answered: Nov 22, 2024

False

Only the living will mount an inflammation. Dead tissue cannot mount an inflammatory response.

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What is the first response of arterioles to injury?

John Adney
Answered: Dec 07, 2017

Why not vasodilation? Because the vessel has to be dilated so that more blood can flow

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How does the PMN recognize and attach to the foreign bacteria?

John Smith
Answered: Nov 22, 2024

Immunoglobulins (IgG-Fc) or complement (C3)

Many leukocytes have receptors for C3 portion of complement and the Fc portion of IgG antibody which mediates contact with bacteria.

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What is a key morphological feature of the patient's disease?

L. Sevigny, Doctor
Answered: Jan 04, 2019

Hypoalbuminemia is a disorder that regards the level of albumin. The blood contains albumin which is protein. There is a certain amount of protein that should always be in the bloodstream. If...Read More

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How many types of pathology are there?

John Smith
Answered: Nov 22, 2024

Macrophages-macrophages, present in such lesions, play a prominent role in the healing process. activated macrophages cansecrete various cytokines that promote angiogenesis and fibrosis, including...Read More

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What tooth is it most likely to be?

Christian Jackson, Content Developer
Answered: Oct 24, 2018

The answer to this is Mandibular lateral incisor. You will know that this is the type of tooth that is found in your office based on its appearance. If you are not sure what this tooth is in...Read More

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Which cells/areas are most sensitive to hypoxia?

John Smith
Answered: Nov 22, 2024

Sommer s sector of Hippocampus
2. Purkinje cells of cerebellum
3. Pyramidal neurons in the neocortex

P. 1362 morphology box.

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What does the term opsonization mean?

John Smith
Answered: Nov 22, 2024

To make tasty-antibody opsonization is the process by which a pathogen is marked for ingestion and destruction by a phagocyte. opsonization involves the binding of an opsonin, i.e., antibody, to a...Read More

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What is the study of pathology?

John Smith
Answered: Nov 22, 2024

Entrapment neuropathy-(c) fashion may have a price. the patient has a morton neuroma, a form of compressive neuropathy in which a plantar nerve is trapped between metatarsal heads. chronic injury...Read More

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What is the definition of a delusion?

G. Roland, Professor
Answered: Sep 19, 2018

Delusion means having a firm belief in something that does not exist or does not have any probability of happening. There are some people who are aware that they are having delusions. They...Read More

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What does the term opsonization mean?

Tburger
Answered: Nov 22, 2024

To make tasty

Antibody opsonization is the process by which a pathogen is marked for ingestion and destruction by a phagocyte. Opsonization involves the binding of an opsonin, i.e.,...Read More

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What is the most common location of her tumor?

H. Martin, Content Writer
Answered: Oct 04, 2018

The fact that there is Codman’s triangle signifies that there is a tumor. Based on the other clues like the increasing shoe size and cap size, the tumor must be located at A. The metaphysis...Read More

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