MMI133 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Louis Pasteur, Abdominal Pain, Blood Vessel

• School: University of Alberta
• Department: Medical Microbiology and Immunology
• Course: MMI133
• Professor: Judy Gnarpe

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Inflammation david rayners md (department of lab med and. Pathology: 7/8 building blocks that help build disease in patients inflammation is one. M15: previously well, malaise with vague central abdominal pain for 24 hours, severe right lower quadrant pain for 4 hours, peritoneal signs, sensitive to touch and movement, appendix, end attached to lower right bowel, has wax inflamed. After today, you"ll be able to discuss: clinical features of inflammation, microscopic changes occurring in inflamed tissues, cellular and molecular mechanisms behind these changes, several differences between acute and chronic inflammation, rubor - redness. If excited, it will release granules and will spread histamine: amethyst granules, leukotrienes, smallish, modified lipids, come from cell membranes, some are ferocious constrictors of bronchial smooth muscle, prostaglandins, smallish, modified lipids, comes from cell membranes. Session 10: anaphylotoxin (mast cell, vessels, target cell lysis (membrane perforation, last proteins polymerize to make a tube which bores holes in cell membrane.