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ISBN: 9780134608242

Author: BAUMAN

Publisher: PEARSON

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Chapter 15, Problem 1CT

John received a chemical burn on his arm and was instructed by his physician to take an over-the-counter anti-inflammatory medication for the painful, red, swollen lesions. When Charles suffered pain, redness, and swelling from an infected cut on his foot, he decided to take the same anti-inflammatory drug because his symptoms matched John's symptoms. How is Charles’s inflammation like that of John? How is it different? Is it appropriate for Charles to medicate his cut with the same medicine John used?

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Solution Summary: The author explains that inflammation is a mechanism of innate immunity. It is the protective response of body tissues to attack by harmful pathogens or irritants.

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