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- The body's specific protective response to an invading agent or organism
- Bone marrow
- Thymus Gland
- Lymphoid tissues
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- production site of WBC's - leukocytes
- Granular Leukocytes
- Nongranuglar Leukocytes
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- Neutrophils - inflammation
- Eosinophils - allergic stress response
- Basophils - allergic stress response
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| Nongranular Leukocytes are? |
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- Monocytes(macrophages)
- Lymphocytes
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- nongranular Leukocytes
- macrophages
- phagocytic cells
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- differentiate into B cells or move to Thymus and mature into T cells
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- located mediastinum anterior to and above the heart
- T lymphocytes
- Helper T cells
- Suppresor T cells
- Cytotoxic T cells
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| originally B cells from bone marrow |
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- Turn off
- from thymus gland
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- Killer cells
- from thymus gland
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- Spleen
- Lymph nodes
- Tonsils and adenoids
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| contains lymphocytes and destroys RBC |
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| removes foreign material and proliferates immune cells |
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| Normal Immune Response is ? |
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- Natural Immunity
- Acquired Immunity
- Natural Immunit Innate
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- normal immune response
- Present at birth
- Physical barriers
- chemical barriers
- inflammatory Response
- WBC's role
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| skin mucous membranes cilia cough sneeze |
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- gastric secretions
- mucus
- tears/saliva enzymes
- sebaceous sweat secretions
- interferon
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| initiated by tissue injury or organisms |
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- Phagocytic
- humoral response
- cellular immune response
- complement
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- wbc role
- 1st line of defense involves:
- granulocytes/macrophages
- release histamine
- bradykinin
- prostagladdins
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| is a peptide that causes blood vessels to dilate (enlarge), and therefore causes blood pressure to lower |
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- are substances that help the body with many different functions.
- mediate the inflammation process and relay pain signals
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- wbc role
- antigen recognition by B-Lymphocyte cells with production of specific antibodies (plasma cells) and B-Lymphocyte cells with a memory for past antigen exposure (memory cells)
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| any substance that causes your immune system to produce antibodies against it. An antigen may be a foreign substance from the environment such as chemicals, bacteria, viruses, or pollen. An antigen may also be formed within the body, as with bacterial toxins or tissue cells. |
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- Specialized cells of the immune system which can recognize organisms that invade the body (such as bacteria, viruses, and fungi).
- large proteins called Immunoglobulins
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| Cellular immune response is ? |
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- wbc role
- T lymphocytes attack foreign material directly
- or stimulate B cells and other cell types to react
- T4
- T1
- T2 - helper cells
- suppresor
- memory
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- wbc roles
- proteins produced by the liver and released when antibody-antigen complex occurs.
- Cascade effect when activated and the cell membrane of the antigen-antibody complex causing destruction
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- Normal immune response
- adapative
- from prior exposure to an antigen
- Passive acquired
- Active acquired
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- temporary and obtained from receiving the antibodies from another individual
- immune globulin serum for exposure to hepatitis
- breast fed infant from mother
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- immunity developed by the individual from exposure to the disease or vaccination
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- Normal immune response
- innate present from birth and gives rapid response
- macrophages
- dendritic cells
- natural killer cells
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| Alterations in body defenses ? |
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- disorders of the immune system
- hypersensitive reactions
- autoimmune diseases
- neoplastic disease
- primary immunodeficiency disorders
- secondary immunodeficiency disorders
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| Hypersensitive reactions are ? |
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- allergies
- anaphylactic shock
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| Autoimmune diseases are ? |
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- lupus erythematosus
- rheumatoid arthritis
- psoriasis
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| Primary immunodeficiency disorders |
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| secondary immunodeficiency disorders |
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- result from a disease process or treatment of a disease process
- hiv-aids
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