Inflammation
Inflammation - Cells, Mediators & Immune and Autoimmune Disease
- 1. List the changes that occur in hemodynamics, vascular permeability and inflammatory cell movement in acute inflammation
- 2. What are the three types of granulocytes?
- 3. Describe the components of the reticuloendothelial system.
- 4. Define acute inflammation, chronic inflammation, and sub-acute inflammation.
- 5. Define the term granuloma. Give an example of a disease characterized by granulomata.
- 6. List and briefly describe some of the cardinal signs of inflammation.
- 7. What is the complement system? Describe the two pathways.
- 8. What is histamine?
- 9. What can cause histamine to be released into the surrounding tissues?
- 10. What are the effects of histamines?
- 11. What is bradykinin? Describe how it is activated.
- 12. What are prostaglandins?
- 13. What are lymphokines?
- 14. Define neutrophilic enzymes and their role in inflammation.
- 15. Describe the similarities and differences among the four types of hypersensitive reactions.
- 16. Describe the immune pathogenesis of each of the following:
- 17. Goodpasture’s disease
- 18. erythroblastosis fetalis
- 19. pernicious anemia
- 20. lupus erythematosus
- 21. rheumatoid arthritis
- 22. scleroderma
- 23. Name four types of hypersensitivity reactions, and give a practical example of each.
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