Question

Often when we get hurt, we find that a thick, whitish fluid, called pus, develops at the wound. Which of these is a constituent of pus and is formed from our body’s mechanism for fighting attacking microorganisms?
a) Dead Red Blood Cell
b) Dead White Blood Cell
c) Damaged muscle cell
d) Escaping body fluid

Please just answer as soon as possible. Explanations are not needed, the answer alone is enough.

Answer 1

Answer:

The pus r the dead white blood cells, they also come out when a pimple is popped

Answer 2

The thick, whitish fluid called pus is formed from b) dead white blood cells.

• Pus is a thick, opaque, typically yellowish-white fluid matter that develops as a result of an inflammatory response usually brought on by an infection and is primarily made up of exudate harboring pathogenic microbes, tissue debris, and dead white blood cells (such as neutrophils) (such as bacteria).
• It can be odorless, yet it occasionally has an unpleasant odor.
• The body sends neutrophils, a type of white blood cell, to kill the bacteria or fungi when it notices an infection.
• Some of the neutrophils and tissue surrounding the infected region will perish during this process. This decaying matter builds up as pus.
• Pus can be produced by a variety of infections.
• Pus is particularly common in infections caused by the bacteria Staphylococcus aureus or Streptococcus pyogenes.
• Both of these bacteria produce toxins that cause tissue to deteriorate and produce pus.

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