Processes of Inflammation

2. Macrophages and leukocytes are activated by binding _____ (abbreviation).
4. Healing is promoted by ____ factors produced by macrophages.
7. What is the main chemokine secreted by endothelial cells?
8. Plasmin activates the ____ cascade.
9. _____ release thrombocidins that kill bacteria.
11. Platelets cause neutrophil ______ to the injured site.
13. When plasma encounters extravascular tissues, it activates the ____ cascade.
15. What occurs when pathogens enter a wound?
20. C3b _____ microbes.
21. Histamine C3a and C5a are _____.
23. Neutrophils do not interact with endothelial cells unless there is ____.
24. MAC kills ____.
25. Endothelial cells increase _____ to bind leukocytes.

1. Complement activates ____ cells.
3. _______ engulf and destroy pathogens.
5. Leukocytes find the infection by following the signs from _____.
6. When activated by the anaphylatoxins, mast cells and ____ release inflammatory mediators.
10. What is an increase in vascular diameter?
12. Vasodilation causes heat and ____.
14. _____ return to the infection and continue to remove it.
16. Which cells are the first to arrive once the inflammatory response has started?
17. Effector cells release inflammatory ______.
18. What is it called when blood becomes more concentrated and flow slows?
19. What cells recognize pathogens?
22. The leaking of exudate into tissues causes ____.