Blood and Immune Flashcards

1
Q

Is an innate immune response immediate or something that is developed

A

ADAPTIVE immune response is IMMEDIATE

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2
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Is an adaptive immune response immediate or something that is developed

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ADAPTIVE immune response is THINGS BODY DEVELOPS IN RESPONS TO SPECIFIC PATHOGENS

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3
Q

Shape of antibodies and their function

A

Y-shape and respond to pathogens

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4
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Name the 3 Blood components/layers

A
  1. Red blood cells
  2. White blood cells/platelets
  3. Plasma: H2O + dissolved subst.
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5
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What blood component carries ion and gives blood its colour

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Red blood cells

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6
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What proteins circulate around the body

A
  • antibodies
  • Hormones
  • Other signalling molecules
  • Coagulants; many Fibrinogen (clotting)
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7
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What the cloudy middle layer of blood contains

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  • White blood cells
  • Platelets
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8
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What are white blood cells

A

Immune cells sit/circulate

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9
Q

What is more liquid blood component

A

plasma

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10
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What rbc carry

A

Oxygen

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11
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What wbc do

A

Fight infection

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12
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Another name of white blood cells

A

Peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC)

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13
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Platelets are bits of membrane-enclosed cytoplasm that aid in…

A

Clotting

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14
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How platelets form a clot

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Rbc + fibrin come together, mesh to form protein layers

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15
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Name 3 key wbc types

A
  1. Neutrophils
  2. Lymphocytes
  3. Monocytes
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16
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Features of neutrophils

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  • Uneven, multilobed nuclei
  • Most abundant type of wbc
  • Phagocytic
17
Q

Features of lymphocytes

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  • Round, circular with even nucleus
  • Adaptive immune response
18
Q

Types of lymphocytes and their functions

A
  • B cells: produce antibodies
  • T cells: helper… help B cells to produce antibodies
19
Q

Features of monocytes

A
  • Kidney bean nuclei
  • Scavenger cells
  • Send out signals to other cells in immune system
  • Precursors to macrophages
  • Recognise pathogens + infection response
20
Q

What are the immune signalling cells sent out by monocytes

A

Secrete cytokines

21
Q

Purpose of immune system

A

Defence to prevent invading pathogens/microbes

22
Q

Two major functions of the immune system

A
  1. Differentiates between self vs. non-self
  2. Seek + destroy what is non-self (foreign/pathogens)
23
Q

Is tolerance of learning what is self vs. non-self to determine response learned or innate

A

LEARNED

24
Q

What is autoimmune disease caused by

A

System responds to self which can damage tissue

25
Q

Define pathology

A

The study of diseases and how they progress

26
Q

What is “something that causes a disease (bacteria/virus/fungi)”

A

Pathogen

27
Q

Immunogenic: something which ___ an immune response in the body, this can be a ____ (antibody) and/or __-____ immune response

A

Immunogenic: something which (induces) an immune response in the body, this can be a (humoral) (antibody) and/or (cell-mediated) immune response

28
Q

Define antigen

A

A molecule which induces an immune response via a lymphocyte

29
Q

What do pathogens have lots of on their surface

A

Antigens

30
Q

Define antibody

A

A molecular component of the immune system that recognises and binds/interacts with antigens

31
Q

What are the 2 parts to the innate immune response

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  1. External innate first line defences
  2. Internal innate second line defences
32
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Things that contribute to the external first line innate defence

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  • Skin
  • Secretions
  • Mucous membranes