Chapter 24A Flashcards

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2) What are the four basic categories of pathogens and foreign molecules?

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2) parasites, bacteria, virus, allergens

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3) What 3 kingdoms are considered to be parasites if living inside a person?

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3)parasite, fungi,and animal

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4) What two types of microscopic pathogens are not usually considered as parasites?

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4)bacteria , virus

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6) What is an example of an abnormal cell that the immune system might destroy?

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6)cancerous

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7) The failure to distinguish self from nonself is what type of immune system pathology?

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7)incorrect response

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8) Lupus, Type 1 diabetes and rheumatoid arthritis are all examples of what?

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8)autoimmune disorder

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9) When an immune response is our of proportion to the threat posed by the invader, this is called;

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9) overactive response

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10) What are two examples of overactive immune responses?

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10)hay fever, anaphylaxis

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11) The failure of the immune system to work properly is considered a lack of response pathology; True (A) or False (B)

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11)T

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12) What are two examples of immunodeficiency diseases?

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12)bubble boy syndrome , AIDS

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13) How is the structure of a bacterium different from that of a virus?

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13)bacterium- is composed of cells / virus- are not composed of cells

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14) Most bacteria can live outside of a host cell without dying; True (A) or False (B)

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14)F

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15) What is the name of the protective layer around some bacteria that helps them avoid the immune system?

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15)capsule

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16) Most bacteria can be killed by antibiotics; True (A) or False (B)

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16)T

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17) what is the name of the protein coat that surrounds most viral nucleic acids?

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17)capsid

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18) Most viruses can live outside of a host cell and maintain all normal processes; True (A) or False (B)

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18)F

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19) Interferon is an example of what type of drug?

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19)antiviral

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20) Most viruses are susceptible to antibiotics;True (A) or False (B)

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20)F

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21) The skin and epithelial linings of the respiratory and digestive systems form what type of barrier to pathogens?

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21)physical barrier

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22) What are three types of chemical defenses against invaders? Where would each be found?

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22)acid,mucus , lymposomes, stomach, in saliva and tears

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23) What are the three steps in most immune defense responses?

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23)T cell, immune cells ,phagocytic cell

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24) What is the main difference between innate and acquired immune defenses?

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24) Innate - is nonspecific immediate response

Acquired immune response- attacks a specific pathogen

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25) Where are immune cells formed and matured?

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25)bone marrow / thymus

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26) What is the main function of lymph nodes?

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26)filter lymphatic fluid and destroy pathogens

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27) What organ contains immune cells that monitor pathogens in blood as well as recycling worn out RBCs?

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27)Spleen

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28) What immune cell category contains cells the are the key to acquired immune response?

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28)lymphocytes

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29) What two types of cells release histamines and heparin?

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29)basophsilis and Mast

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30) What is heparin used for in the body (in the absence of doctors, etc.)?

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30)anticoagulan/prevent blood clot

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31) What cells mature into macrophages?

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31)monocytes

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32) What is the main duty of a mature macrophage?

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32)patrol tissues and phagocytize old RBC

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33) What is the most abundant WBC type?

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33)neutrophils

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34) What is the name of the cell type that releases pyrogens?

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34)neutrophilis

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35) What cell type fights antibody-marked parasites and contributes to allergic reactions?

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35)eosinophils

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37) NK cells are;

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37)phagocytosis / natural born killers

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38) What are three benefits of inflammation?

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38)reduce bacterial mortality promotes tissue healing , attracts immune cells

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40) What effect do histamines have on blood vessels?

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40)causes vasodilation

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41) How is the effect of histamines both a problem and a solution to a problem?

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  1. Problem: pain discomfort

Solution: more blood and white blood cells

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42) What class of chemicals induce fever, increase the size of gaps in blood vessels, and attract WBCs to the site of an infection?

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42)interleukins

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43) How can the effects of bradykinins be seen as beneficial?

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43)Pain so you know something is wrong.

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44) What type of lymphocytes, when activated, become plasma cells?

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44)B- lymphocytes

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45) What do activated plasma cells produce that is so important to the immune system?

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45) antibodies

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46) What function do T lymphocytes have in immunity?

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46) regulate the activity of other immune cells

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47) What do NK cells do?

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47)recognize and destroy virus infected or tumor cell

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48) What type of immunity is gained when the body is exposed to a pathogen (naturally or through immunization) and the body creates its own antibodies?

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48)active immunity

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49) What type of immunity is illustrated by the passing of antibodies from mother to fetus?

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49)Passive immunity

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50) What is the division of cells exposed to an antigen to produce a large number of identical cells, each with the ability to recognize the same invader?

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50)Clonal expansion

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53) What is the main job of the memory cells in the immune system?

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53)remembers the first exposure

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54) How is the response of the immune system different after a second exposure to a pathogen than it was the first time?

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54)Cause the clones to divided more rapidly for a quicker immune response.