Leukocyte movement from blood to the site of tissue damage or infection involves _______ , leukocyte movement toward the blood vessel wall; ________ , the movement of leukocytes between Endothelial cells of the blood vessel; and _______, the movement within the tissue to the site of injury.

Question

Leukocyte movement from blood to the site of tissue damage or infection involves _______ , leukocyte movement toward the blood vessel wall;  ________ , the movement of leukocytes between Endothelial cells of the blood vessel; and  _______, the movement within the tissue to the site of injury.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The correct sequence for leukocyte movement from blood to the site of tissue damage or infection is: margination (leukocyte movement toward the blood vessel wall), diapedesis (the movement of leukocytes between endothelial cells of the blood vessel), and chemotaxis (the movement within the tissue to the site of injury).

Leukocyte Movement from Blood to the Site of Tissue Damage