ILOs
- Describe inflammation and its role in pathology/physiology
- Explain how changes in the vasculature and cells (neutrophils, macrophages and mast cells) occur and how they contribute to clinical signs and describe various types of exudates
- Describe the main concepts of how infection may spread
- Outline, with examples, how various chemical mediators affect the inflammatory response
- Describe how the inflammatory response is controlled (at a basic level) including various possible sequelae
- Define chronic inflammation and described the circumstances in which it arises
- Outline what is meant by granulomatous inflammation
- Outline histopathological features of chronic inflammation and give examples of diseases with a chronic inflammatory basis
- Define healing and the different processes involved
- Describe process of organisation
- Describe the various stages in healing of a wound including skin/mucosa and fractures
- Discuss factors which may interfere with wound healing
Part 1: Overview
- Inflammation is a pathological response to what?
- What are examples of injuries that cause inflammation?
- Why does inflammation occur?
- What happens to the damaged tissue?
- ..?