Which of the following would not occur at the site of an intense blunt trauma?
A)edema
B)release of histamine
C)pain
D)uptake of prostaglandins
E)migration of neutrophils

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Blunt trauma usually involves damage to tissues without causing an open wound. The release of histamine causes vasodilation, which leads to edema, redness, and warmth in the affected area. Pain and migration of neutrophils are also typical responses to the trauma. However, uptake of prostaglandins is not a typical response to blunt trauma. Prostaglandins are lipid signaling molecules that can cause inflammation and pain, but their uptake is not necessary for the initial response to blunt trauma.

Which of the Following Would Not Occur at the Site