Inflamed tissue feels warm due to
A) increased blood flow and increased metabolic activity.
B) the margination of white blood cells.
C) chemotaxis and defervescence.
D) activation of complement by binding of C-reactive protein to bacterial carbohydrates.

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Inflamed tissue feels warm primarily due to increased blood flow and increased metabolic activity, which are part of the body's inflammatory response to injury or infection.

Inflamed Tissue Feels Warm Due to