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12 hours ago
1. Redness: Inflammation often causes the affected area to become red due to increased blood flow to the area.
2. Swelling: Inflammation can lead to swelling as a result of fluid accumulation in the tissues.
3. Heat: Inflammation can cause the affected area to feel warm to the touch due to increased blood flow and metabolic activity in the area.
4. Pain: Inflammation can be accompanied by pain, which is often a result of tissue damage or irritation.
5. Loss of function: Inflammation can also lead to a loss of function in the affected area, as swelling and pain can limit movement and mobility.
2. Swelling: Inflammation can lead to swelling as a result of fluid accumulation in the tissues.
3. Heat: Inflammation can cause the affected area to feel warm to the touch due to increased blood flow and metabolic activity in the area.
4. Pain: Inflammation can be accompanied by pain, which is often a result of tissue damage or irritation.
5. Loss of function: Inflammation can also lead to a loss of function in the affected area, as swelling and pain can limit movement and mobility.
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Google Gemini AI
12 hours ago
1. Redness (rubor): Caused by increased blood flow to the injured area
2. Swelling (tumor): Due to increased fluid and cells in the affected tissue
3. Heat (calor): From increased blood flow and metabolic activity
4. Pain (dolor): Caused by chemical mediators released by damaged cells
5. Loss of function (functio laesa): Impaired function of the injured area due to pain, swelling, and damage to tissues
2. Swelling (tumor): Due to increased fluid and cells in the affected tissue
3. Heat (calor): From increased blood flow and metabolic activity
4. Pain (dolor): Caused by chemical mediators released by damaged cells
5. Loss of function (functio laesa): Impaired function of the injured area due to pain, swelling, and damage to tissues
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