The main function of the inflammatory response is to

A) initiate the production of antibodies.

B) remove contaminating microorganisms and initiate repair of damaged tissues.

C) initiate T cell-mediated immune responses.

D) initiate the production of killer cells

B) remove contaminating microorganisms and initiate repair of damaged tissues.

Explanation:

Schematically we can divide the inflammation into five stages:

1 - Release of mediators. They are molecules, most of them, of elementary structure that are released or

synthesized by the mast cell under the action of certain stimuli.

2 - Effect of mediators. Once released, these molecules produce vascular alterations and effects

Chemotactics that favor the arrival of molecules and immune cells to the inflammatory focus.

3 - Arrival of molecules and immune cells to the inflammatory focus. They come mostly from the blood, but

also from the areas surrounding the focus.

4 - Regulation of the inflammatory process. Like most of the immune responses, the inflammatory phenomenon

It also integrates a series of inhibitory mechanisms aimed at finalizing or balancing the process.

5 - Repair. Phase consisting of phenomena that will determine the total or partial repair of tissues

damaged by the aggressor or by the inflammatory response itself.