2.2 Natural / Innate / Native Immunity Flashcards
Intact skin, mucus membrane coated with mucins and ciliated cells
a. External Defense mechanism
b. Internal Defense mechanism
a
Ciliated cells do sweeping action to prevent pathogen entering
T or F
T
Acidity of the stomach
a. External Defense mechanism
b. Internal Defense mechanism
a
Lysozymes inhibits gram (+) bacteria
a. External Defense mechanism
b. Internal Defense mechanism
a
Lactic acids in sweat
a. External Defense mechanism
b. Internal Defense mechanism
a
Normal Flora
a. External Defense mechanism
b. Internal Defense mechanism
a
1st Line of defense
a. External Defense mechanism
b. Internal Defense mechanism
a
2nd line of defense
a. External Defense mechanism
b. Internal Defense mechanism
b
Cellular and humoral components
a. External Defense mechanism
b. Internal Defense mechanism
b
Phagocytic that are known to be frustrated phagocytosis
neutrophils
1st innate cells that go to the site
Neutrophils
Neutrophils has a long life span
T or F
F
Short
Phagocytic that undergo sustained phagocytosis
Monocytes
Macrophage:
What organ has Kupffer cells
liver
Macrophage:
What organ has Alveolar
lungs
Macrophage:
What organ has Microglia
CNS
Macrophage:
What organ has Osteoclast
Bone
Macrophage:
What organ has Langerhans
Skin