NCLEX Question of the Day

February 19, 2026

Safe and Effective Care Environment QID 416

Why is inflammation important in the nonspecific immune response?

A:
It signals the immediate production of new tissues to replace those affected by pathogens.
B:
It emphasizes the body's need for increased oxygen supply to affected areas.
C:
It localizes, neutralizes, and resolves the offending agent within damaged tissues.
D:
It decreases tissue sensitivity, making the host more tolerable to infections.

Explanation

Inflammation is a critical component of the nonspecific immune response, facilitating the localization, neutralization, and resolution of pathogens or injuries within tissues.

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