What are the two major functions of inflammation (think of desired outcomes)?

Various cells act as sentinels that can detect danger and then release chemical mediators of inflammation.  Which one of the following cells releases histamine after detecting danger?

Tissue injury can lead to the formation of a blister.  The inflammation associated with blisters is called…

Many mediators of inflammation can increase vascular permeability.  Some mediators work quickly (minutes), whereas others are slow (hours) to have this effect.  Which one of the following is the slowest to increase vascular permeability?

Inflammation can occur in a tissue that has suffered ischemic injury.  Where do the signals come from to trigger this type of inflammation?

The presence of what non-phagocytic cell is commonly associated with chronic inflammation and caseous necrosis?

Consider the mechanisms that are thought to drive senescence of cells.  Briefly, indicate two of these mechanisms and then explain why those mechanisms would cause a progressive decline in the life expectancy of cells.  

Liver disease can significantly alter inflammatory responses.  What role does the liver have in inflammation?

Of the mediators of inflammation shown below, which one is NOT capable of increasing blood flow?

Provide a specific (named and explained) example of what could change about inflammation due to liver disease that would impact resistance to a bacterial infection.