Proinflmmatory Process Causes An Increase In Cell Metabolism

The injury response process begins when the primary injury occurs, at this point the body begins to react and the inflammation becomes noticeable. The first way the body responds is by though ultrastructural changes. During ultrastructural changes cell death occurs; this happens when the cells membrane becomes disrupted causing the cell to breakdown. The body responds to these changes by using chemical mediation, the mediators can either cause the inflammation to continue or have an inhibiting effect on the process. The most common mediators released are histamine and bradykinin.
The inflammatory process causes an increase in cell metabolism. “The outcome following injury is influenced by the balance between proinflmmatory mediators and anti-inflammatory