UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

Acute inflammation -I and 2

At the end of this lecture student should be able to:
  • Define acute inflammation.
  • List the cardinal features of acute inflammation describing the underlying pathogenetic mechanisms of each
  • Describe the vascular changes that occur in acute inflammation and the effects of this response.
  • Define exudate
  • Compare exudate and transudate
  • Describe the cellular changes and their role in acute inflamamtion
  • Describe the functions of chemical mediators.
  • State the advantages and disadvantages of the acute inflammatory response.
  • Describe the outcomes of acute inflammation.
  • List complications of acute inflammation.
  • Describe the systemic effects of acute inflammation.
 

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