Which of the following is a sign of infiammation?Oa painO b. redness swelling and heatOc swellingOd. heatDe rednessQUESTION BGranulocyte, releases histamine and major basic protein (MBP), kilis protozoa and haknintitisO. eosinophilO b. basophilOr neutrophilOa mast cellQUESTION 9Your patient has a genetic disorder and is unable to produce complement protein C5. This patiert would be unable toOa. produce MACOb. Cut complement protein C6O opsonize palhogensO d. Attract white blood cells to the site of infection

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Which of the following is a sign of infiammation? Oa pain O b. redness swelling, and heat Oc swelling Od. heat De redness QUESTION B Granulocyte, releases histamine and major basic protein (MBP), kilis protozoa and haknintitis O3. eosinophil O b. basophil O neutrophil Oa mast cell

Which of the following is a sign of infiammation? Oa pain O b. redness swelling, and heat Oc swelling Od. heat De redness QUESTION B Granulocyte, releases histamine and major basic protein (MBP), kilis protozoa and haknintitis O3. eosinophil O b. basophil O neutrophil Oa mast cell

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