Introduction to Inflammation MCQ

There are two types of immune response: acute and chronic.  Using your knowledge of "inflammation" generally speaking, and which type of immune response it comes under, which cell is involved in inflammation acutely?

Which of the following is not a function of inflammation?

What typifies chronic inflammation?

Which of the following are not classic signs of acute inflammation

If you were to look at an acute inflammation episode with a light microscope, what would you find?

Which of the following is a low-risk for chronic inflammation?

A patient with history of unstable angina presents with STEMI. They are given ASA, oxygen, morphine and transferred to a cardiac catheterisation laboratory where blood flow is restored for their blocked PIVA.  In the aftermath, chronic inflammation has damaged the heart about the ischaemic foci. Were a sample to be taken of the infarct region, which process would be observable that has resulted in reduced cardiac functionality?

Cytotoxic T lymphocyte infiltrate of tissue is a sign of?

Which of the following is a classical pattern of inflammation?

A patient with insidious fever, haemoptysis and recurrent URTI has a lung parenchyma granuloma pathologically assessed. What will the outer ring of the granuloma show?

A granuloma has formed on the skin surface post laceration.  What is the inner collar about the necrotic tissue?

An aphthous break in the mucosal epithelium is otherwise known as what?

A patient with 12 month history of diffuse epigastric pain presents. The history is worse with lying down, shortly after eating and with hot drinks. Given the most likely diagnosis, which of the options below would you not expect to find in the chronic lesion within the submucosa of the duodenal bulb?

Given the patient described in the above question, what kind of fluid accumulation has occurred?

A patient with alternating diarrhoea and constipation, with occasional blood in their stool and unexplained weight loss has a colonoscopy. Localised inflammation is seen. A sample is taken. The results include: granulomatous lesions with transmural inflammation. Which is the most appropriate diagnosis?

A similar patient presentation has a sample taken with the following pathologist report:

'lesions were isolated to the sigmoid colon with readily bleeding inflamed regions.  Ulceration was noted to be confined to the mucosal layer only'.

What is the most appropriate diagnosis?