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| Infections | Most common cause of inflammation |
| Pain | Dolor |
| Response of a living thing to trauma (inflammation) | Vital Reaction |
| Mediators of inflammation | Humoral Response |
| Movement of WBC's | Cellular Response |
| Stacking of RBC's | Rouleaux formation |
| Neutrophils | Polymorphonuclear cells |
| Cells on the interior surface of blood vessel | Endothelial cells |
| One of the 3 ways complement system can occur. Antibody/antigen complexes in an immune reaction | Classical pathway |
| The common ending of the 3 pathways of complement system. Destroys cells drilling holes into plasma membrane. Act on leukocytes and endothelial cells. | Membrane attack complex |
| Platelet aggregation, thrombosis | Thromboxane |
| Opposes effects of thromboxane | Prostacyclin |
| Smooth muscle contraction to slow blood flow down (so inflammatory reaction can take place) creates pain, fever. | Prostaglandins |
| An immediate reaction to injury. Sudden onset, short duration. Typically mediated by neutrophils. | Acute inflammation |
| Infection in bloodstream | Bacteremia |
| Toxins in bloodstream | Toxemia |
| Early stage of most inflammation. Viral infection. Joint swelling in rheumatoid arthritis. Mildest form of inflammation. Lesions heal without permanent consequences. | Serous Inflammation |
| Caused by pus forming bacteria. | Purulent inflammation |
| Form of ulcerative inflammation but has fibrino-purulent exudation. Includes mucus, cellular debris, fibrin, pus. | Pseudomembranous inflammation |
| Thermorgulator | Endogenous pyrogens |
| Non specific symptoms: fatigue, weakness, depression, lack of appetite, exhaustion. | Constitutional symptoms |