When does inflammation become harmful rather than protective?, When it causes temporary redness, When it becomes excessive or prolonged, When it is short‑lived and localised, When it begins immediately after injury, Which condition is an example of chronic inflammatory disease?, Acute appendicitis, Allergic rhinitis only, Minor skin abrasion, Rheumatoid arthritis, What is the underlying problem in autoimmune disorders?, Reduced inflammatory signalling, Failure to produce white blood cells, The immune system mistakenly targets healthy tissue, Infection by persistent bacteria, Why is sepsis considered a dangerous form of inflammation?, The immune response becomes overwhelming and systemic, Inflammation remains localised, Inflammation resolves too quickly, White blood cell production stops, Why is understanding harmful inflammation important for nurses?, It allows suppression of all immune responses, It helps recognise early deterioration and escalate care, It removes the need for observation monitoring, It explains why inflammation is unnecessary
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When Inflammation Becomes Harmful
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