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| pro inflammatory cytokines include: |
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| histamine prostaglandins and leukotrienes |
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| inflammatory cytokines can be: |
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-high concentrations in platelets basophils and mast cells
- ^ permeability
one of the first mediators of an inflammatory response
H1-upper respiratory
H2-GI
-effects depend on density and affinity of receptors on target cell and identity of target cells |
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effect other cells
intracellular messengers
instruct cells to alter proliferation differentiation secretion or activity
100 different ones
pro or anti inflammatory
classified as interleukins or interferons |
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Monocytes are in the _______.
Macrophages are in the ________. |
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Innate. Nonspecific. no memory.
Ex: anatomical barriers
effective NOW |
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inflammatory response and non-specific phagocytes. NO memory. antigen independent.
Neutrophils, monocytes/macrophages, mast cells, basophils, eosinophils
works NOW |
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| specific acquired. anditgen specific/ dependent. MEMORY. accelerated secondary response. b-cells/t-cells. days to develop. |
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| no memory. same every time. |
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| heat swelling pain redness and loss of function |
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| what does inflammation do? |
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| capture and remove injurious agents from inflammatory site, wall and confine if you can’t remove, stimulate and enhance the immune system, and promote healing. |
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| antigen specific, has memory, takes days to develop |
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