02 - Respiratory system (cont) Flashcards

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(Defense Mechanisms of the Respiratory Tract)

(objective… maintain sterile lung without inducing inflammation) (largely innate)

1-4. What are four parts of this

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  1. mucus (excalator)
  2. reflexes (sneezing, coughing)
  3. antibodies and innate defense proteins (defensins/collectins)
  4. alveolar macrophages
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(Defense Mechanisms of the Respiratory tract)

(Second line of defense: if infection cannot be contained)

  1. Cytokines produced by macrophages and airway epithelium –> recruit what? leading to what?
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  1. recruit neutrophils and more macrophages; INFLAMMATION
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(The cost of Lung inflammation)

  1. decreased what?
  2. leukocyte-derived enzymes and oxygen radicals do what to lung tissue?
  3. Repair processes can permanently decrease lung compliance and thicken blood-gas barrier
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  1. gas exchange (inflammatory exudates)
  2. injure destroy
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(Sources of Injury to the Respiratory system)

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(Conducting System Defense: Nasal, Trachea, Bronchi)

  1. deposition = particles are what?
  2. clearance = ?
  3. What are four means of physical clearance?
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  1. trapped
  2. deposited particles are destoryed, neutralized or removed from mucosal surfaces
  3. cough, sneeze, mucociliary clearance, and phagocytosis
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(Conducting System Defense: Nasal, Trachea, Bronchi)

(Mucociliary clearance/apparatus (mucociliary blanket): Unidirectional movement

  1. complex of what?
  2. mucus covers epithelium… collects what and absorbs what?
  3. what happens to mucus?
  4. Aeroxolized ammonia levels? what level can paralyze cilia
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  1. water, glycoproteins, lipid and antibody
  2. collects particulates and abosorbs soluble gasses
  3. coughed up
  4. >20ppm
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(Particle Removal)

  1. Mucociliary clearance
  2. Particle Removal mechanisms (name three types)
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  1. inertial (turbulence), gravitational, diffusion (brownian motion)
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(Where do particles go?)

  1. > 10 microns
  2. 2-10 microns
  3. 1-2 microns
  4. < 0.3 microns
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just read

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10
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(Air exchange system defense)

  1. do alveoli have cilia and mucus productin cells?
  2. Do they have mucociliary clearance?
  3. What are primary defense?
  4. bacteria destroyed by activated macrophages… except for what 5?
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  1. no
  2. no
  3. macrophages (cell receptors: Ig, complement, TNF) (phagocytize opsonized particles)
  4. mycobactierum, listeria, brucella, salmonella, and rhodococcus
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(Air exchange system defense)

(Local Alveolar Secretory Products)

just read…

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(Blood Pathogens: How is Lung Protected?)

just read….

  1. in what animals are lungs primary site of removal?
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  1. ruminants, cats, pigs, horses
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read

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B

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E

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E