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EBME 306 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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Definition 1 of 159
interleukins-2-6, γ interferon, granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor, migration
inhibitory factor, and lymphotoxin.
Types of lymphokines
Key Lymphokines
Classes of medical devices
Combination products
Definition 2 of 159
B cells and T cells
cells of adaptive immunity
Growth factor example
Types of antibodies
Types of lymphokines
Definition 3 of 159
sequence of events that lead to structural or functional abnormalities
Pros of in vitro
Pathogenesis
How are MNCGs formed
Hyperplasia
,Definition 4 of 159
-Blood vessel injury causes vessel spasm (constriction)
-Platelets are attracted to and adhere to injured area
-Aggregation of platelets forms plug
-Formation of insoluble fibrin strand and coagulation (coagulation cascade)
-Normal clotting occurs in 6 minutes
Medical device
Vroman effect
clotting process
Evaluating blood compatibility
Definition 5 of 159
Bone marrow, thymus, spleen, lymph nodes, and blood
Pros of in vitro
Major lymphoid cell
Major lymphoid organs
Growth factor example
Definition 6 of 159
findings determined by eyes (shape, color)
Cardinal signs of acute inflammation
Fibrous encapsulation around an implant
Gross morphological findings
Most blood clotting factors made in the
,Definition 7 of 159
staphylococcus aureus and Staphylococcus epidermis (clusters) (
gram negative
Pros of in vivo
Virchow's Triad
gram positive
Definition 8 of 159
1. destruction of tissue/wailing off of biomaterial
2. repair: by normal parenchyma/scar (fibrosis)
How are cells damaged?
Medical device
Hypersensitivity reaction
Main themes of inflammation
, Definition 9 of 159
Morphologic
Gross: liver-like, hard soft, necrotic, fibrotic
Microscopic: fibrotic, calcific, neoplastic
Imaging: CT,MRI,Ultrasound
Clinical lab findings: K level, cholesterol, urine glucose, CBC,
microscopic findings
Pathologic Findings
Types of lymphokines
gram positive
Definition 10 of 159
The fluid component of blood that normally passes through the endothelial cell walls of the
microcirculation
H&E stain
Biocompatibility
Gram stain
Transudate
Definition 11 of 159
fluid, such as pus, that leaks out of an infected wound
Elution
ex vivo
Exudate
thrombin
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