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Dendritic cells, also called 'antigen-presenting-cells' are considered the bridge between the innate and the adaptive immune responses. Describe two key features of dendritic cells that are essential for them to provide this bridging function.
Open Wound
An injury resulting in an external or internal break in body tissue, usually involving the skin.
Scar Tissue
Fibrous tissue that forms over a wound as it heals, potentially causing functional limitations.
Surgery
Medical procedures involving the cutting, removal, or repair of body parts and tissues, typically performed to treat injuries or diseases.
Stage I Pressure Area
The earliest stage of pressure ulcer development, characterized by red, unbroken skin that does not blanch with pressure.
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