Dhyg 219 Oral Pathology Lecture 2 INFLammation & Repair Pt. 1

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Inflammation of a specific tissue is denoted by the suffix "____" combined with the name of the tissue.
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DHYG 219 Oral Pathology Lecture 2 focuses on the body's responses to injury, specifically inflammation and repair. It explores how inflammation helps eliminate injurious agents, the factors causing injury to oral tissues, and the types of injuries affecting teeth, soft tissue, and bone.

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Dhyg 219 Oral Pathology Lecture 2 INFLammation & Repair Pt. 1

Inflammation of a specific tissue is denoted by the suffix "____" combined with the name of the tissue.

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If the inflammatory response is longer lasting than a few days then it is referred to as _____ inflammation.

The inflammatory response may be _____ or chronic.

A condition associated with various diseases processes that affect lymph nodes, such that they become enlarged and palpable.

Normally, blood flows through the microcirculation, and exchange of _____ and nutrients occurs as fluid passes between the endothelial cells lining the vessel walls.

Injury is an alteration in the environment that causes _____ damage.

Local clinical changes at the site of the injury are called the classic signs of inflammation; the local changes include.

As a result, blood plasma and proteins flow into the injured tissues as a fluid that is called what ?

The microscopic events of inflammation involve the microcirculation in the area of injury,certain blood cells, and chemicals called ____ mediators ?

What are the 2 main types of Exudate ?

A temporary increase in the number of white blood cells circulating in the blood is ____ ?

____ is the most favorable end to acute inflammation and involves complete removal of all cells, by-products, and inflammatory exudate that enter the tissue during inflammation and return of the microcirculation to its preinflammatory state.

Systemic signs of inflammation may be present when the response is more extensive; these 3 are ?

Injury to oral tissues can be caused by these 4 factors.

This can cause injury by invading oral tissues.

Chronic inflammation may last how long ?

What are the Three systems in the blood that may be activated during inflammation ? (Read up on these)

What are the body's two responses to injury?

This injury can occur from the application of caustic materials to oral tissues.

A Fever is an elevation of body temperature greater than the normal of ____ ?

In Hyperemia it is responsible for two clinical signs of inflammation, what are they?

Purulent exudate contains tissue debris and ____ white blood cells in addition to plasma fluids and proteins.

The increased blood flow that fills the capillary beds in the injured tissue is called ?

6 different kinds of cells involved in Acute Inflammatory Response are ? (Read on your own)

Acute inflammation is short, lasting only a few ____ ?

_____ agents called chemical mediators cause many of the events involved in the inflammatory response.

If th injury is minimal and brief and its source is removed from the tissue, only ____ inflammation occurs.

The lymphatic vessels carry away ____ that cannot reenter the blood vessels. (slide)

This injury can affect teeth,soft tissue, and bone.

This can render oral tissues more susceptible to injury from other sources.

Inflammation is nonspecific response to injury and occurs in the same manner regardless of the _____ of the injury.

Serous exudate is composed mainly of plasma fluids and proteins with a ___ white blood cells.

In addition to the local features of inflammation systemic signs may also occur, such as these Three.

The inflammatory response may be local and limited to the area of the injury, or it may become systemic if the injury is _______ .

Repair of the tissue occurs only if the _______ source of the injury is removed.

In the event of inflammation what 3 things involve the microcirculation in the area of injury.

____ takes place when complete return of the tissue to normal is not possible because the damage has been to great.

Chemical mediators are essential to the inflammatory response and can start or _____ the inflammatory response.

Of the 5 bodies mechanisms for protecting against injury which removes foreign substances?

Select all the mechanisms the body has to protect against injury

Inflammation allows the human body to do what 3 things ?