Why Do Inflammatory Cells Have Difficulty Limiting the Colonization of Micro-Organisms

question 49

Multiple Choice

Why do inflammatory cells have difficulty limiting the colonization of micro-organisms in infective endocarditis?

• A) The micro-organisms are highly resistant.
• B) The valves are avascular.
• C) Micro-organisms become embedded in fibrin clots.
• D) Microbial colonies overwhelm the phagocytes.

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Definitions:

Increased Respiratory Rate

A condition where breathing rate is higher than normal, which can be a response to various stimuli, including exercise or medical conditions.

Enhanced Nutrition

Improving the quality of a diet to meet higher nutritional standards or specific health needs.

Impaired Mobility

A condition or limitation that restricts an individual's ability to move freely and independently.

Hip Fracture

A break in the upper part of the femur (thigh bone) near the hip joint, often caused by falls or direct impacts.