2 types of chronic inflammation.
Answer: Granulomatous and nongranulomatous
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Chronic Inflam
- If the lymph node fails to contain the infection what occurs?
- T/F lymph nodes are the first line of defense.
- In __ increase ESR.
- In ___ prolonged infection stimulates bone marrow stem cells.
- __ contains indigestible material.
- Epithelioid Cells are essential for __.
- ___ T/F non granulomatous have granulomatous formations.
- __ persist in chronic inflammation.
- __ immune reactions mediated but IgE & parasitic, they lysis the host cell.
- __ mobilize in both antibody and cell mediated reactions.
- __ activated by contact with antigens, bacteria, toxins, and provoke tissue mediated reachts.
- __ produce antibodies.
- ___ cells kill bacteria by oxygen dependent and independent mechanisms.
- During phagocytosis, macrophages are activated by
- Chronic inflammation arise from__
- Immune response cells consists of ___