Multiple Choice
The primary actions of the complement cascade include:
A) increased vascular permeability and vasodilation, chemotaxis, opsonization, and cell killing.
B) mast cell degranulation, activation of T cells, formation of immunoglobulins, and angiogenesis.
C) phagocytosis, clotting, macrophage activation, and vasodilation.
D) release of pyrogens, prostaglandins, and stimulation of fibroblasts.
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