Hyperemia is responsible for which two clinical signs of inflammation?

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Heat and erythema are caused by hyperemia. Emigration is the process by which the white blood cells escape from the blood vessels and is not a clinical sign of inflammation. Transudation is the process of plasma cells passing between the endothelial cells and entering the tissue and is not a clinical sign of inflammation. Chemotaxis is the directed movement of white blood cells toward the site of the injury and is not a clinical sign of inflammation.

Hyperemia Is Responsible for Which Two Clinical Signs of Inflammation