Learn more about the sequence of events in an innate local inflammatory response

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Learn more about the sequence of events in an innate local inflammatory response to a bacterial infection by placing the correct word(s) in each sentence. Then, click and drag the sentences to arrange them in a logical paragraph order Drag the text blocks below into their correct order. leukocytes You are cooking in the kitchen and accidentally cut your finger with a bacteria covered knife. Bacteria enter your finger and cause tissue injury and , which is defined as a local response to infection or , interstitial fluid Once the leukocytes arrive at the injury site, they begin the process of destroying the bacteria by or by other mechanisms such as the formation of a membrane attack complex initiated by activated & L proteins . complement tissue repair Inflammatory mediators also cause local capillaries and venules to become more permeable to phagocytosis Plasma proteins, which do not normally permeate endothelial membranes, can then gain access to the L and participate in inflammation. chemotaxis Chemicals released at the injury site cause of the microcirculation in the infected area, leading to an increase in blood flow. inflammation The final stage of inflammation is proteins With the onset of inflammation, circulating move from capillaries and venues into the interstitial fluid of the infected area in a multistage process called — vasodilation

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1.Inflammtion

2. Phagocytosis, Complement

3. proteins

4.interstial fluid

5. Vasodilation

6.tissue repair

7. Leukocytes, Chemotaxis

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