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1: Characteristics of the inflammatory reaction include:
	A: Dialation of blood vessels
	B: Migration of leukocytes to site of inflamation
	C: Increased capillary permeability
	D: Extravasation of fluids
	E: All of the Above

2: Clinical indicators of inflammation include all of the following EXCEPT:
	A: heat
	B: redness
	C: nausea
	D: swelling
	E: tenderness

3: Inflammation resulting in a coagulating exudate rich in protein is known as:
	A: serous
	B: purulent
	C: fibrinous
	D: hemorrhagic

4: In hemorrhagic inflammation, a ruptured artery allows the escape of red blood cells.
	A: TRUE
	B: FALSE

5: What is a possible outcome of an inflammation?
	A: Intensified inflammation
	B: Scars
	C: Repair of damaged area
	D: Subsiding of symptoms
	E: All of the Above

6: Systemic effects of inflammation include all of the following EXCEPT:
	A: General discomfort
	B: Leukocytosis
	C: Elevated Temperature
	D: Cramping

7: The cells that produce mediator-containing granules are known as:
	A: Plasma cells
	B: T lymphocytes
	C: Monocytes
	D: Mast cells
	E: Neutrophils

8: Lysomal enzymes released from leukocytes immediately begin repairing damaged tissue.
	A: TRUE
	B: FALSE

9: The interaction between antigens and antibodies produces a mediator that attracts:
	A: blood
	B: bile
	C: plasma
	D: leukocytes
	E: mast cells

10: What class of drugs can be used to treat persistent inflammation?
	A: antibiotics
	B: antivirals
	C: analgesics
	D: corticosteroids

11: An acute spreading infection is known as:
	A: cellulitis
	B: abscess
	C: lymphadenitis
	D: septicemia

12: An abscess results from an area of tissue breakdown being replaced by pus.
	A: TRUE
	B: FALSE

13: Septicemia is an infection of:
	A: the liver
	B: the brain
	C: the kidneys
	D: the blood
	E: the bladder

14: Factors that influence the outcome of an infection include:
	A: virulence
	B: dosage
	C: resistance of the host's body
	D: All of the above

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