Pathology inflammation and wound healing

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  1. 11. The movement of leucocytes from the capillary lumen into the extracellular matrix.
  2. 12. An exudate consisting largely of blood.
  3. 13. Complete repair of injured tissue.
  4. 16. repair and healing
  5. 18. The cells, fluid and chemicals that pass from the blood vessel lumen into the injured tissue.
  6. 19. A specific group of cytokines responsible for the selective attraction of various leukocytes.
  7. 20. An inflammatory reaction of a few days to a few weeks duration.
  8. 21. Excessive contraction of a scar.
  9. 23. A thin membrane covering a mucosal surface, composed of fibrinous exudate, mucus and necrotic and other debris.
  10. 24. Tightly packed marginated leucocytes.
  11. 26. The body’s attempt to replace dead or injured tissue with healthy tissue.
  12. 27. The process in which bacteria are coated with C3b, antibody and fibronectin, rendering them more susceptible to phagocytosis.
  13. 28. An exudate containing large numbers of eosinophils.
  14. 29. The slow, rolling motion of leucocytes on the inside of the capillary wall in the pre-exudative phase of inflammation.
  15. 30. A usually spherical structure consisting of purulent exudate encapsulated in a fibrous capsule.
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  1. 1. The process by which certain cells internalize particles, hydrolyze them and eject the debris.
  2. 2. The reaction of tissues to injury.
  3. 3. An exudate containing a large amount of mucus.
  4. 4. An inflammatory reaction of a few weeks to many months duration.
  5. 5. An exudate containing large numbers of lymphocytes.
  6. 6. An exudate containing a large amount of polymerized fibrinogen.
  7. 7. An exudate containing large numbers of macrophages.
  8. 8. The specialized fibrovascular connective tissue that replaces dead tissue as the latter is being removed.
  9. 9. Polypeptide mediatiors secreted by cells in response to a stimulus.
  10. 10. An exudate containing large numbers of leucocytes.
  11. 14. The first minutes to hours of an inflammatory reaction.
  12. 15. The lesion arising because of excessive production of scar tissue.
  13. 17. Directional migration in response to a chemoattractant gradient.
  14. 20. Incomplete repair of injured tissue, which is replaced by less specialized connective tissue.
  15. 22. An exudate containing large numbers of plasma cells.
  16. 25. A swelling caused by excessive growth of nerve fibres at the distal point of a severed nerve.
  17. 30. An inflammatory reaction of a few hours to a few days duration.
  18. 31. A watery exudate containing variable amounts of protein.