Chart 26-5 · 12 min
The loop of injury
A read of this page, with the plate.
Injury. Kininogen to kinin. Dilate. Neutrophils first, pavementing, pyrogen to the hypothalamus, kallikrein making more kinin. A loop. Pain as the bell. Fibrin later weaves and the loop ramps down. Fever belongs with a physician if a child. Basophils: shock if too much.
Her voice, from the class.
The loop of injury — kinin, neutrophil, pyrogen bake
Practice
Walk kinin, neutrophil, pyrogen, macrophage. If a child is hot, you stop.
Check
Kininogen becomes:
- Fibrin
- Kinin — dilates vessels, invites neutrophils ✓
- CD-4
Injury as the door.
Pavementing is:
- A dose of zinc
- Neutrophils lining the vessel wall, then out ✓
- MHC 1
First to the cut.
Pyrogens on 26-5 tell:
- The ileum
- The hypothalamus — turn the heat ✓
- The pineal to prescribe iron
A child who is hot is a stop.
The kinin loop ramps down when:
- You prescribe zinc
- Fibrin weaves a web ✓
- CD-4 rises
Containment.
The basophil shock line is:
- A dose of histidine
- Too much histamine, pressure drops — a physician ✓
- Course 16 only
Named on this hour.
Monocytes on this loop:
- Stay monocytes
- Become macrophages — the feeding cell ✓
- Are IgM
That's the work.
Eosinophils on 26-5:
- Are the first to the cut
- Allergy and visitors — count rises as a picture ✓
- Are MHC 2
Not a student CBC.
Pain on this hour is taught as:
- A dose you write
- The bell — do something ✓
- A past life
That's the work.
Kallikrein on this loop:
- Stops the kinin
- Evokes more kinin — the loop ✓
- Is CD-8
That's the work.
A child with fever on the loop hour:
- You prescribe iron to the liver
- You stop — a physician ✓
- You wait for 26-10
The stop.