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Inflammation
* Most inflammation affects weight.
* Most inflammation causes conditions
  - involves mechanisms
  - is caused by injuries
* Most inflammation leads to cardiovascular diseases
  - destruction
  - kidney diseases
  - renal diseases
  - stage diseases
  - occurs at sites
* Some inflammation associates with rheumatoid arthritis.
* Some inflammation causes atherosclerosis
  - bacteria
  - brainstem damage
* Some inflammation contributes to development
  - obesity
  - involves movement
* Some inflammation is caused by allergies
  - infection
  - parasites
  - smoke
  - syndromes
  - tunnel syndromes
  - viral infection
* Some inflammation is part of acne
  - gastroenteritis
  - osteoarthritises
  - pimple
* Some inflammation leads to asthma attacks
  - cancer
  - certain cancer
  - diabetes
  - health conditions
  - relates to infection
  - results in blindness
* also can cause the pigment producing cells to make more pigment
  - generates many free radicals
  - makes it easier for fluid to travel from the blood vessels into the lung tissue
  - sets in which puts even more pressure on the nerves in question
* always precedes fever.
* associated with the ulnar bursa can induce symptoms of carpal tunnel.
* associates with bone health
* begins in the islet cells in the pancreas which make insulin.
* begins in the synovial lining and can spread to the entire joint
  - membrane of the joints and spreads to other joint tissues
* body process that can cause pain, redness, swelling and stiffness
  - result in pain, swelling, warmth, redness, and stiffness
* brings white blood cells into the area, forming pus.
* byproduct of the body's immune system, which fights infection and heals injuries.
* can affect organs as part of an autoimmune disorder.
* can also cause problems in the rest of the body
  - stiffness in the morning, or stiffness after periods of inactivity
  - occur from direct injury, such as bangs and bumps
* can be an indication of tumors or infections
  - the result of yeast, gonorrhea , trichomonias, or other vaginal infection
* can cause problems because too little blood is getting through the blood vessels
  - the cells to clump
  - widespread pain in the joints
  - come from sitting for a long time on a hard surface or from bicycling
  - damage the mucosa
  - eventually lead to fibrosis and narrowing of small airways
  - exist without bacteria present
  - extend to the nerve from adjacent inflamed structures
  - follow cholestasis, especially in the gall bladder
  - increase percutaneous absorption
  - make a tumor look large on an X-ray
  - produce normal ferritin levels in an individual who is iron deficient
* can result from immunologic or nonimmunologic causes
  - inhaling dust, chemicals, food, or vomit
  - in infection which once more can lead to itching
  - scar the heart muscle
  - then spread to surrounding parts of the skin
* caused by viruses is typically interstitial and mostly composed of mononuclear cells.
* causes a greasy blur that moves around obscuring most of the field of vision
  - congestion
  - distress
  - joint damage in osteoarthritis, too
  - muscle spasms, which sometimes causes pain because of the tightness
  - pain on movement
  - pain, which impairs the function of the injured part
  - recurrent episodes of wheezing, breathlessness, chest tightness, and cough
  - redness, warmth, pain and swelling
  - same symptoms
  - soreness and swelling
  - swelling of the airways
  - swelling, pain, and redness
* causes the arteries to narrow, reducing blood flow in the affected areas
  - artery to become narrow or blocked
  - swelling of mucousal membrane of the bronchus
  - tissues that line the airways to swell and produce extra or thick mucus
* cell's response to some kind of insult, either physical or chemical.
* characteristically produces heat, pain, redness, and swelling.
* comes from infection or irritation, infiltration from cancer cells.
* common result of cytokine production.
* complex process that causes swelling, redness, warmth, and pain.
* condition in which tissue is damaged by blood cells entering the tissues.
* consists of chemicals that irritate nerve endings, resulting in pain.
* contributes to health problems.
* contributes to numerous health problems
* creates a partial obstruction to swallowing.
* defensive response of connective tissue at the site of infection or injury.
* dynamic process.
* enhances cardiovascular risk and mortality in hemodialysis patients.
* extends all the way through the intestinal wall from mucosa to serosa.
* follows the blood vessels into the bone marrow causing bone destruction.
* happens in the body whenever an injury or illness is detected.
* has roles.
* includes redness, warmth, swelling and pain
  - swelling, redness, increased blood flow, and tissue destruction
* increases the risk of bacterial colonization
  - to a certain level before the body experiences pain
* involves the movement of fluid and white blood cells from the blood into the tissue
  - subarachnoid space which often leads to cerebritis
* involving the entire colon is termed pan-colitis.
* is an immune-system response that occurs with any type of bodily injury
  - important cause of anemia in lupus patients
* is another key pathway relevant to carcinogenesis
  - piece of the puzzle in understanding how to prevent and treat heart disease
  - symptom and can lead to injury to the joints
  - arousal
* is caused by damage to the tissues and cells of the affected body part
* is characterized by local clinical signs of heat, redness, swelling and pain
  - swelling, stiffness, and pain
  - illnesses
* is immune mediated and is one of the most common mechanisms of disease
  - responses
  - involved in many forms of arthritis
  - localized primarily in the mucosa
  - manifest by pain, swelling, redness band loss of function in the afflicted tissue
  - marked by heat, redness, swelling, pain, and loss of function
  - often secondary to bacterial infection
* is one of the body's normal reactions to injury or disease
  - essential defense mechanisms of the body
* is one of the first responses of the immune system to infection or irritation
  - major causes of arteriosclerosis or hardening of the arteries
  - processes by which the body responds to injury
  - part of inflammatory diseases
* is part of the body's normal response to injury
  - normal response to an infection or injury
* is present around the ducts, especially numerous plasma cells
  - in some areas but is typically weak even when the dermis is invaded
  - protective response of the body to an injury or an irritation
* is recognized as an important component in the pathogenesis of asthma
  - swelling, pain, heat, and redness in the affected tissue
  - redness the body produces during the injury and healing process
* is regulated by a group of hormones called prostaglandins
  - cytokines
  - simply a collection of white blood cells
* is simply the cell's defense mechanism
  - mechanism by which the body heals, regardless of illness
  - stimulated by chemical factors released by injured cells
* is the beginning of the healing process
  - body s reaction to injury
* is the body's natural way to fight disease
  - reaction to infection or injury
* is the body's response to an insult or injury
  - everything from a bump on the head to a bacterial invasion
  - injury, and the immune system's response to infection
  - local tissue damage or infection
  - consequence of injury, such as from a cut, burn, or infection
  - first part of an immune system response
  - general response of the body to injury of any type
  - key component of asthma
* is the normal response of the body to infection or damage
  - to healing of a burn wound
  - process that makes living tissue swell, become painful and turn red
  - reaction of living tissues to all forms of injury
  - response of living tissue to a damaging stimulus
* is the response to cell death and helps in local cell destruction
  - damage such as trauma or exposure to chemicals and infection
  - second stage of injury
  - tissue response to some chemicial, immunoligical or mechanical stress
  - underlying cause for most pain
* is usually a localized event
  - in the large intestine and rectum
* keeps harmful substances away from healthy cells.
* leads to bursitis
  - more inflammation
  - swelling, tenderness and stiffness
* living tissue response to mechanical, chemical and immunological challenge.
* localized response of tissue to injury.
* modifies physiological processes.
* modulates the colonic contractile response to muscarinic receptor activation.
* natural consequence following injury
  - defensive response to foreign matter in the extracellular fluid
* natural response of the body to any disease or damage
  - rid itself of a noxious stimulus
* normal component of the host response to infection
  - immune system response to a chronic low-grade infection
  - part of the body's defense system
* occurs as a result of infection at a site distal to the channel
* occurs at the site infection due to histamine release
  - where the infective form enters
  - both along the spine and near peripheral joints
  - immediately after a physical, chemical or microbiological injury
* occurs in both non-specific and specific defense responses
  - small and medium-sized arteries and veins near the surface of the limb
* occurs in the airways as the body tries to battle the infections
  - joints, muscles and sometimes organs
  - most frequently in the setting of lower reproductive tract infection
  - several hours and possibly up to four days after exposure to latex
  - when diverticula become blocked with stool
* occurs when the body's immune soldiers come to police the problem
  - fascia pulls on the heel
  - patent lumen between the appendix and the cecum becomes obstructed
  - which enhances susceptibility to hematogenous seeding of bacteria
* often causes redness, heat, swelling, and pain
  - involves redness, heat, swelling, and pain of the affected area
* plays a central role in the actions of the immune system
  - detrimental role in causing a variety of disease processes
  - major role in rheumatoid arthritis
* process in which the body reacts to a condition and produces a biologic reaction
  - involving a complex cellular response to adversity
* protective response which results from tissue injury or destruction.
* puts pressure on nerves and other tissues and causes pain.
* reaction that can cause swelling, redness, pain and loss of motion.
* refers to a localized protective response to tissue injury or destruction.
* sign that the body's defence mechanism is doing it's job.
* stretches the tissue, causing pain and interfering with healing.
* usually begins in the rectum and extends up the colon
  - denotes white blood cells or pus cells
  - produces swelling, tenderness, and sometimes permanent damage
* warning sign that warrants attention.
+ Gram-negative
  * In humans, LPS triggers an innate immune response, with cytokine production and immune system activation. Inflammation is a common result of cytokine production.
+ Innate immune system, Inflammation
  * Inflammation is stimulated by chemical factors released by injured cells. It serves to establish a physical barrier against the spread of infection, and to promote healing of any damaged tissue after  the clearance of pathogens.
+ Multiple sclerosis, Symptoms: Health problems
  * Inflammation is an important part of MS symptoms. Inflammation happens in the body whenever an injury or illness is detected. Inflammation is the first part of an immune system response. Inflammation can happen in response to stress, which is why stress may put people at higher risk of developing MS and may trigger attacks.