The inflammatory response involves pathogens entering, damaged mast cells releasing histamines, increased capillary gaps, WBCs squeezing through gaps, plasma flowing into tissues, and WBCs consuming pathogens.
La respuesta inflamatoria implica la entrada de patógenos, la liberación de histaminas por células dañadas, el aumento de las brechas en las paredes capilares, el paso de glóbulos blancos a través de estas brechas, el flujo de plasma hacia los tejidos y la fagocitosis de patógenos por los glóbulos blancos.
| Text | INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE 1. injury—pathogens enter 2. cry for help—damaged mast cells release histamines 3. histamines work—makes gaps in capillary walls bigger 4. diapedesis—white blood cells squeeze through gaps in capillary walls; they're attracted to area of pathogen thanks to histamines. swelling—plasma flows out into tissue space (to flush out some of the pathogens and bring clotting proteins) 5. phagocytosis—WBCs consume and digest pathogen |
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