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Is developed after you receive antibodies from someone or somewhere else

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Passive acquired immunity

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It’s when you receive antibodies produce outside the body rather than by your own immune system

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Passive acquired immunity

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During intrauterine life transmission of antibodies from the mother to the fetus can occur through the

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Placenta - Natural Passive immunity

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What is the antibody for placentas

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IgG

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Colostrum contains secretory ______ which are not destroyed by the poorly developed digestive systems

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IgA and IgM

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It occurs when infant receive antibodies from their mothers

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Natural passive acquired immunity

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Are examples of how maternal antibodies are passed on to babies before and after their birth

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The mother’s placenta and breast milk

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Refers to the original productions of antibodies in some other individuals in the acquisition of this antibodies through the parenteral route

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Artificial passive acquired immunity

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This antibody containing preparation is called an

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Antiserum

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Give me examples of artificial passive immunity

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Rabies vaccine and snake anti-Venom

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Immunity develop after being exposed to an infection or from getting a vaccine

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Active immunity

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Antibodies made after exposure to an infection

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Natural active acquired immunity

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Antibodies made after getting a vaccination

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Artificial active acquired immunity

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Immunity you acquire from someone or something else

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Passive acquired immunity

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Antibodies transmitted from mother to baby example is mother’s milk

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Natural passive acquired immunity

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Antibodies acquired from an immune serum medicine

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Artificial passive acquired immunity

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Are a major factor in phagocytic specific defense

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Phagocytic cells

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The tissue factors may be divided into two

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Humoral factors and cellular factors

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What are the eight humoral factors

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Lysozyme, properdin, beta lysin, and basic polypeptides, c reactive proteins, bactericidin, complement, non specific hyaluronidase inhibitors

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A bactericidal enzyme found in nasal and intestinal secretion, seminal fluid and lacrimal secretion

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Lysozyme

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A euglobulin present in normal serum. It is not an antibody and its level remains constant in newborn and elderly individuals in both sexes

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Properdin

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A relatively thermostat will stop stances active against anthrax bacillus. it is liberated from platelets during clotting

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Beta lysin

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Are bacteri kiddle substances active at high pH 7-8 they act upon cell walls causing cell disintegration

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Basic polypeptides

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What are the three cellular factors

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Phagocytosis, inflammatory response, and Fever

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Natural defense against invasion of blood and tissues by bacteria or other foreign particles is mediated by phagocytic cells which ingest and destroy them

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Phagocytosis

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A complex series of events that is a part of the response of all multicellular organisms to the introduction into their tissues of living and non-living foreign agents

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Inflammatory response

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Is the process by which cells engulf and digest particles

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Phagocytosis

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There are five cardinal signs of acute inflammation

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Redness
swelling
pain
heat
loss of function

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Redness physiological rationale

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Rubor - increase blood flow

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Swelling physiological rationale

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Tumor - exudation of fluid

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Heat physiological rationale

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Calor - increased blood flow

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Pain physiological rationale

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Dolor - Stretching of pain receptors and nerves

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Loss of function physiological rationality

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Functio laesa - pain, disruption of tissue structure

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A natural defense mechanism

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Fever

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It may actually destroy the infecting organism

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Fe fever

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Stimulates the production of interferon and helps in recovery from virus infections

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Fever

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Stimulation of production of a group of substances is called

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Colony stimulating factor CSF

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Are a group of plasma proteins that serves as non-specific host resistance of factors and may also function to aid tissue repair

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Induction of acute phase reactants

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Immunity based on antibodies

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Humoral immunity

40
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Produced by a b subset of lymphocytes

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Humoral immunity

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The most formidable type of immunity

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Humoral immunity

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What are the key features of adaptive humoral immunity

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Antigen specificity
clonal selection
clonal expansion
clonal suppression and formation of memory cells
antibodies

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A complex process that is based mainly upon thymus dependent lymphocytes called Tcells

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Cell mediated immunity

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Protects against intracellular microorganisms such as viruses and is important in the rejection of organ transplants and tumor cells

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Cell mediated immunity

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Two subpopulation of t cells

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T helper cells and T cytotoxic cells

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A type of T cells that provides help to other cells in the immune response by recognizing foreign antigens and secreting cytokinesis that activate t and b cells

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Helper T cells

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Antigens are presented by macrophages debdritic cells and neutrophils

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Helper T cells

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Secret cytokinesis the regulate other cells in the immune system and present antigens to b cells

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Helper T cells

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A type of immune cell that can kill certain cells including foreign cells cancer cells and cells infected with a virus

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Cytotoxic T cells

50
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Antigens are presented by virus infected cells and tumor cells

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Cytotoxic T cells

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The specific reactivity induced in hosts by antigenic stimulus may be beneficial harmful or non-reactive

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Immune response

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To responses of our body to the pathogens

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Primary response and secondary response

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Initial antigenic stimulus is slow sluggish short-lived with the long lag face and low antibody deter that does not persist for a long time

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Primary response

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Primary immune response and antigenic stimulus

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Latent period
Rise in titer of serum antibody
steady state of antibody titer
decline of antibody titer

55
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This response only for IgM antibody

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Primary response

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Is prompt powerful prolonged in with much higher levels of antibody it lasts for a long time

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Secondary response

57
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This response formed are what antibodies

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IgG

58
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If a vaccinated person encounters infection later in life the memory b cells and T cells fight off the infection rapidly and in heightened response thus giving ______

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Protection

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In some vaccine the blank does not provide needed immunity and that immunity may begin to wear off after a certain period

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First dose or the primary response

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These non specific substance appear in the blood of a person with tissue necrosis and inflammation

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C reactive proteins

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Play an important role in the resolution of inflammatory response

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C reactive proteins

62
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A non specific serum factor active against neisseria streptococcus hemolyticus

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Bactericidin

63
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A thermostable substance present in serum and tissue fluid. It enhances phagocytosis and kills most gram negative bacteria

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Complement

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Heat liable and require magnesium ions for their activity

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Non specific hyaluronidase inhibitors

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