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Watery fluid with minimal protein; results from plasma entering the site of inflammation.
What is serous exudate
Leakage of red cells from capillaries; usually associated with severe tissue injury.
What is hemorrhagic exudate
Elevated body temperature secondary to upward displacement of set point of the thermoregulatory center in the hypothalamus.
What is a fever
Temperature returns to normal at least once every 24 hours.
What is intermittent fever
Continually dividing and replicating.
What is labile cells.
Proteins that control entry and progression cells thorugh the cell cycle.
What is cyclins
This type of cell stops dividing when growth stops.
What is stable cells
First phase of tissue repair; hemostatis, angiogenesis and ingrowth of ________
What is granulation tissue
Pus; composed of degraded WBCs, proteins, tissue debris.
What is purulent exudate
Located in spaces between connective tissue cells, between the epithelium and support blood vessels cells.
What is interstitial matrix.
Deep tissue temperature.
What is core temperature
This membrane surrounds epithelial, endothelial, and smooth muscle cells.
What is basement membrane.
A fever that has an origin in the central nervous system.
What is a neurogenic fever.
Second phase of tissue repair; emigration of fibroblasts and deposition of ________
What is Extracellular matrix.
Use of body heat to convert water on the skin to water vapor; involves insensible perspiration and sweating.
What is evaporation
This protein is phosphorylate specific target proteins and are expressed continuously in an inactive form.
What is Cyclin-dependent kinases
These are small proteins that increase cell size and division; assist in regulating inflammatory process; chemoattractants; stimulate angiogenesis; contribute to extracellular matrix generation.
What is growth factors
Characterized by self-renewal, asymmetric replication, and differential potential.
What is Stem cells.
Transfer of heat through air currents.
What is convection.
thick and sticky meshwork with large amounts of fibrinogen
what is fibrinous exudate
This regulate cell cycle checkpoints to repair mistakes in DNA replication.
What is cyclin-dependent kinase inhibitors
These cells do not proliferate.
What is permanent cells.
Necrotic cells enmeshed in fibropurulent exudate; develops on mucous membranes.
What is membranous exudate
The third phase of tissue repair; maturation and reorganization of ________
What is fibrous tissue.
A) Temperature does not return to normal and varies a few degrees up or down.
B) Temperature remains above normal with little or no variation
C) One or more fever episodes for several days alternating with one or more days.
A) what is remittent fever
B) what is sustained fever
C) what is relapsing fever