A pocket of tissue that surrounds and walls off the inflammatory agent is called a _____.
A)granuloma
B)edema
C)fibroblast
D)pyrogen

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A granuloma is a pocket of tissue that forms around an inflammatory agent, often to isolate and contain the agent. Other options, such as edema (excess fluid) and fibroblast (a type of cell involved in tissue repair), do not specifically describe this type of tissue formation. Pyrogen is a substance that induces fever and is not related to tissue pockets.

A Pocket of Tissue That Surrounds and Walls Off the Inflammatory