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wheal Slightly elevated patch that either redder or paler than the normal skin color, or may be white in the center with a pale red periphery and cause itching.
Ãâó: www.adha.org/CE_courses/course2/keyterms.htm
wheal and flare reaction The response within 10 to 15 min to an antigen injected into the skin. The injected skin elevates and blanches, and becomes surrounded by a red rim of inflamed tissue.
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wheal and erythema r. the characteristic local cutaneous reaction consisting of an elevated, blanched wheal surrounded by a spreading “flare” of erythema that occurs within a few minutes at the site of a minor nonpenetrating skin injury and also in response to administration of allergen to an atopic individual; it is caused by release of histamine from mast cells.
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wheal a wheal is a swelling, and flare is redness. Hives are manifested by the combination of wheal, flare, and itching.
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wheal hive; welt White blood cell (WBC) one of several types of infection-fighting cells in the blood and body tissues White blood cell differential blood test to find out the types and numbers of mature and immature forms of white blood cells that are in the blood White cell count number of white blood cells in the blood Whooping cough (pertussis) bacterial infection, usually seen in young children, in which there is a serious, loud, dry cough Withdraw discontinue; stop taking part
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