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C3a
-vasoactive

-increases release of HISTAMINE

-anaphylotoxin
Bradykinin
-vasodilation

-increases PAIN

-increase endothelial stimulation

-increase capillary permeability
CHemokines
chemotactic for N0/ B0/ E0/ lymphocytes
M0 secretes in healing process
-platelet-derived GF

-IL-1

-fibroblast-GF

-TNF
Fever Chemokines
IL-1

IL-6

TNF-a
Epitheliod cells
aggregations of M0 seen in granulomatous infections
C3b FXN
increase phagocytosis

OPSONIN
Activates Hageman Factor
Factor XII

-activates Kalirien cascade

-activates intrinsic coagulation pathway

-activates plasminogen
C5a
chemotactic for N0

vasoactive

anaphylotixin
Phospholipase C
releases ARACHIDIONIC ACID

generated from platelet activation
PAF
released by N0/ M0/ endothelial cells/ platelets

INCREASES:

-vascular permeability

-N0 aggregation

-platelet activation
Premature degranulation
release of enzymes and free radicals

causes PUS and ABSCESS formation
Frustrated Phagocytosis
release of injurious free radicals and enzymes by leukocytes attempting to PHAGOCYTOSE LARGE OBJECTS
Cachexia
severe, long-lasting inflammation
Acute Phase Proteins

How are they made?
synthesized w/in HOURS of onset

made in LIVER after stimulation of IL-1, IL-6, and TNF-a
Examples of ACUTE PHASE PROTEINS
CRP

fibronigen, plasminogen, prothrombin

serum amyloid protein
ESR
erythrocyte sedimentation rate

indicative of increased ACUTE PHASE PROTEINS

CRP more specific
CRP
made in liver

acute phase protein

bings to PHOSPHOCHOLINE moieties in LPS

activates CLASSICAL COMPLEMENT PATHWAY
exudate v. transudate
EXUDATE = high protein
sp. gravity > 1.020

TRANSUDATE= low protein
sp. gravity < 1.020
Granulation Tissue
fibrous CT

newly formed blood vessels (ANGIOGENESIS)
STEROIDAL ANTI-INFLAMMATORY DRUGS
prevent PLA-2 formation--->
prevents PAF release

inhibit synthesis of NF-KB via IKB

inhibit chemokine, lymphokine HLA synthesis

apoptosis of TC and BC
Phospholipase A-2
creates PAF

inhibited by steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
TxA2
vasoconstriction

platelet activation
Fibrosis v. GLiosis
FIBROIS= proliferation of fibroblasts (collagen) w. filling of mesenchymal tissue

GLIOSIS= if no mesenchymal tissue available, proliferation of glial cells
Healing by primary intention
clean surgical incision

perfectly aligned

very little tissue destruction w/ little ingrowth of GRANULATION TISSUE--> scar tissue
Liver regeneration
regeneration if 80% is lost

lobules larger than previous
Loss of renal parenchyma
enlargement of remaining nephrons

75%- hypertrophy

25%- hyperplasia
Loss of Endocrine tissue
hyperplasia of glandular tissue
fibrous tissue
reults when organa scaffolding degenerates

preceeded by granulation tissue (ANGIOGENESIS)
DEHISCENCE
WOUND RUPTURE
Ab-(SS-B/ SS-A)
Sjogren's Syndrome

auto-anti-RIBONUCLEOPROTEINS
Pemphigus
autoimmune

Type II HS
Direct Targer HA
Type II
HS: complement-dependant and ADCC
Type II
Hashimoto's thyroiditis

HS
Type II
Arthus Reaction

HS
Type III
RA HS
Type III

Type IV
antibuclear antibodies
SLE

Type III and IV
Bruton's Agammaglobulinemia
x-linked

no serum Ig
x-linked

no serum Igs
Bruton's Agammaglobulinemia
HIV-Rapid Progressors
HLA-A29

HLA-B22
HIV-Non Progressors
HLA-B14

HLA-C8
Myeloperoxidase
in AZUROPHILIC granules of N0

H202---> HOCl-'

destroys phagocytosed organisms via HALOGENATION
Leukotriene B4
chemoattractant
MOA (Inheritance) Chronic Granulomatous Disease
1/3 autonomic rec.

2/3 X-linked
MOA Chronic Granulomatous Disease
def. NADPH Oxidase sustem

-Staph
-Pseudomonas
-Aspergillus
-Serratia
-Nocardia
IFN-y
secreted by TC

mediates GRANULOMATOUS FORMATION

activates M0---> epitheliod cells
TNF-a
fever

-activates TC

-proliferation of FIBROBLASTS