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31.) All of the following are considered granulomatous tissue EXCEPT a.) gummas b.) tubercles c.) lepromas d.) scar tissue 32.) All of the following are true of pyrogens EXCEPT a.) all of these are correct b.) they trigger an increase in body temperature c.) they can be exogenous, for example, originating from the pathogen d.) they can be produced by your own body 33.) How do interferons fight viral infections? a.) interferons process intracellular antigens to present to T cytotoxic cells b.) interferons signal uninfected neighboring cells to make antiviral proteins c.) interferons trigger apoptosis in infected cells d.) interferons insert pores into the membrane of infected cells, allowing granzymes to initiate apoptosis 34.) The complement system can result in inflammation a.) true b.) false

          31.) All of the following are considered granulomatous tissue
EXCEPT
a.) gummas
b.) tubercles
c.) lepromas
d.) scar tissue
32.) All of the following are true of pyrogens EXCEPT
a.) all of these are correct
b.) they trigger an increase in body temperature
c.) they can be exogenous, for example, originating from the
pathogen
d.) they can be produced by your own body
33.) How do interferons fight viral infections?
a.) interferons process intracellular antigens to present to T
cytotoxic cells
b.) interferons signal uninfected neighboring cells to make
antiviral proteins
c.) interferons trigger apoptosis in infected cells
d.) interferons insert pores into the membrane of infected
cells, allowing granzymes to initiate apoptosis
34.) The complement system can result in inflammation
a.) true
b.) false

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Examples of granulomatous tissue include gummas, tubercles, and scar tissue. Lepromas, on the other hand, are not granulomas but rather a type of inflammation. Show more…

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31.) All of the following are considered granulomatous tissue EXCEPT a.) gummas b.) tubercles c.) lepromas d.) scar tissue 32.) All of the following are true of pyrogens EXCEPT a.) all of these are correct b.) they trigger an increase in body temperature c.) they can be exogenous, for example, originating from the pathogen d.) they can be produced by your own body 33.) How do interferons fight viral infections? a.) interferons process intracellular antigens to present to T cytotoxic cells b.) interferons signal uninfected neighboring cells to make antiviral proteins c.) interferons trigger apoptosis in infected cells d.) interferons insert pores into the membrane of infected cells, allowing granzymes to initiate apoptosis 34.) The complement system can result in inflammation a.) true b.) false

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00:01 So here let's start with question number 31.

00:03 For question number 31 they have been asked that which of the following is not a granulomatous tissue.

00:08 So these type of tissue result in the formation of a granuloma.

00:14 They result in the formation of a granuloma.

00:16 When we talk about an example of this granulomatous tissue, example include gamas.

00:23 They include tubercles.

00:26 Tubercells and along with that scar tissues are also an example of granulomatous tissue.

00:31 Tissue but an exception to this is lepromas because lepromas are not a granuloma they are basically a type of inflammation so here for question number 31 option c is the correct option let's move on to the next question that is question number 32 we have to tell which of the following is or are true basically for pyrogens we have to find an exception when we talk about pyrogens pyrogyns are those substances or those molecules which triggers and increase in the body temperature.

01:09 So they triggers the increase in body temperature.

01:15 So in any condition they increase is the temperature of the body.

01:18 They can either be exogenous in nature that is not produced in the body such as originating from a particular pathogen or they can be produced by our own body as well.

01:31 So, we can say here that all these statements given are correct and there is no exception to it.

01:37 So option a will be a correct option for question number 32...

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