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A tubercule is an inflammatory nodule; most commonly this is in response to an intracellular bacteria (such as Mycobacterium) that the body is unable to get rid of. The inflammatory cells associated with the tubercule are macrophages (large cells that are trying to eat and break down the bacteria but are unable to) and fibroblasts (long spindly cells that are trying to make a shell of scar tissue to contain the bacteria).
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What is inflammatory exduate?
Serum (watery content of blood). The blood vessels expand making them more porous letting the serum and White blood cells out
Is breathing a inflammatory process?
Breathing is not an inflammatory process. An inflammatory process is where the body's immunity system through the white blood cells will respond to a particular injury.
What type of white blood cells are parts of the inflammatory response?
phagocytes
What type of white blood cells is part of the inflammatory response?
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What type of white blood cells are part of the inflammatory response?
phagocytes
What is the definition of chronic inflammatory cells?
increase in eosinophil cell and plasma cell
What cell are involved in the inflammatory response?
The first inflammatory cell would be the neutrophil, but the first somatic cells to be involved are likely either thrombocytes or erythrocytes.
What is a tubercle?
track left by scabes.
What is small rounded projection?
tubercle
What ailment cause by tubercle bacilli?
Tuberculosis.
Where is the deltoid tubercle?
at the spine of scapular laterally
What are small round projections in a bone?
tubercle ;)
