The inflammatory condition resulting from an infectious agent continuously producing tissue damage is:
A)granulated inflammation
B)acute inflammation
C)chronic inflammation
D)edema

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Chronic inflammation is characterized by the continuous presence of an infectious agent or irritant, which leads to persistent tissue damage and the activation of immune cells, resulting in a prolonged inflammatory response. Granulated inflammation is not a recognized medical term. Acute inflammation is a short-term response to an injury or infection, while edema refers to the buildup of fluid in tissues.

The Inflammatory Condition Resulting from an Infectious Agent Continuously Producing