Inflammation

The process where leukocytes engulf and digest bacteria

• leukocytosis

• pathogenesis

• hydrostatic pressure

• phagocytosis

Disease causing microorganisms

• pathogens

• bacteria

• microbes

• monocytes

Inflammation is designed to be a protective mechanism

• true

• false

acute inflammation can be defined as

• a purulent exudate

• a condition of long duration

• a condition of sudden onset

• an asthmatic incident

two types of boils are

• carbuncles

• furuncles

• abcess

• monocyte

pus in the lung is called

• emphysema

• pulmonary edema

• pyogenic

• endothelium

which of the following is a lesion

• boil

• burn

• cut

• all

a decubitus ulcer can be described as

• a sublingual attrition

• a mucosal erosion

• a gastric lesion

• a bed sore

The inflammatory process will only occur along borders of injury that have blood supply

• true

• false

A localized spherical lesion filled with pus and pyogenic bacteria describes

• cellulitis

• a pressure sore

• gangrene

• an abscess