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4. Which one of the following historical indicators for inflammation means “Swelling”? Calor, Dolor, Rubor, Tumor...

4. Which one of the following historical indicators for inflammation means “Swelling”?

Calor, Dolor, Rubor, Tumor

5. Which of the following would be considered an irreversible change in a cell?

ATP depletion, Lysosomal digestion, Reduced oxidative phosphorylation, Swelling

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Ans - 4 tumor

This is the term which means swollen mass or tissue due to any harmful change in the body. This is a kind of a swelling caused due to any antibody response to the pathogens or any other factor that try to change the body's physiology.So historical indicators for inflammation means swelling could be also called as tumor.

Ans- 5 lysosomal digestion

Irreversible change in a cell is a change that cannot be reversed and once the process is done it cannot come back to its initial state. All the other process are reversible but lysosomal digestion is not because once the enzymes are digested they lead to cell necrosis. These enzymes cant be formed again. So this is a Irreversible change in a cell.

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