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effusion
accumilation of fluid in body cavities
whats a example of effusion and what does it mean
pericardial effusion —> fluid around the heart
abscess
localized collection of pus bc of infection
what is a example of an abscess
purulent exudate
purulent exudate
thick drainage from wound that is pus that contains white blood cells, dead cells, proteins and microorganisms
exudate
fluid that leaks out of blood vessels into tissues during inflammation
transudate
watery clear fluid
fluid in a blister would be
transudate
leukocytosis
increased abnormally high number of white blood cells
why does leukocytosis happen
when the body is responding to infection or inflammation
cytokines
chemical messengers released by WBC’s helping coordinate inflammation
what are cytokines examples
TNF and interleukins
TNF
activate bodies inflammatory immune response
interleukins
help immune cells communicate with eachother decreasing or increasing inflammation