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What are the cardinal signs of inflammation ?
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Answer / m lombardi
Calor: Heat (Temperature)
Rubor: Redness
Tumor: Swelling
Dolar: Pain
Laesa Function: Loss of Function
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Answer / anu
Calor: Heat (Temperature)
Rubor: Redness
Tumor: Swelling
Dolar: Pain
Laesa funtia: Loss of Function
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Answer / swapna
This is the immediate response to injury or infection.
Cardinal signs of inflammation and their causes are
Rubor reddening vasodilation , sticky walls .
Tumor swelling i.e vasodilation like leakage from blood
vessels into tissue.
heating vasodilation, local high metabolism (leukocytes)
pyrogens.
Pain swelling, injury and trigger pain.
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Answer / student doctor. ali sabah al-t
External Manifestations ( Called Cardinal Signs):
Heat ( Calor )
Redness (Rubor)
Swelling (Tumor)
Pain (Dolor)
Loss of Function (Functio Laesa)
All occur as consequences of mediator elaboration and
leukocyte(WBC)-mediated damage.
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Answer / christelle
they are only four accoring to cornelius celcius
rubor
tumor
calor
dolor
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Answer / dr. manik chandra paul
The cardinal signs of inflammation is
robor et tumor cum calor et dolar and functio laesa.
i.e. Redness and swelling with heat and pain and loss of
function.
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Answer / student dr waseem akram
Rubor-Due to hyperemia
Tumor-Sweelling
Calor-Increased Local temp
Dolor-Pain Due to action of mediater
Functio laesa-Loase of function due to pain
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