Question 9 • (25-26) Bryner -- Health (Semester 2 course) 4th 9wks Section 2
During inflammation, nearby blood vessels widen and become more permeable, allowing fluid and immune cells to move into the affected tissue. The extra fluid causes swelling, and phagocytes then engulf invading bacteria or viruses. This matches “blood vessels dilate, swelling occurs, phagocytes ingest foreign bacteria or viruses.”
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