Chapter 3: Immunologic Diseases and Conditions: Overview Flashcards

1
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responsible for the complex response to the invasion of the body by foreign substances

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immune system

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2
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primary lymphoid tissue is

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thymus gland

bone marrow

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3
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secondary lymphoid tissue is

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tonsils 
adenoids 
spleen 
Peter's patches
Appendix
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4
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immune system reacts appropriately to an antigen and homeostasis is maintained is termed

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immunocompetent

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5
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immune system does not react appropriately to an antigen and there is a disruption to homeostasis

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immunoincompetence

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6
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what is hyperactive responses in the immune system

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allergies

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7
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what is it in which the immune response is inadequate

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immunodeficiency

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8
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what is in which the immune response is misdirected against one’s own tissues

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autoimmune

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9
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an example of attacks on beneficial foreign tissue

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blood transfusion reaction

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10
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an anti rejection drug is termed; suppress the production of antibodies to the foreign tissue proteins

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immunosuppressive

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11
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a graft of tissue between two genetically dissimilar individuals of the same species

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homografts

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12
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reaction occurs during the operation

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hyperacute reaction

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13
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reaction occurs most often within the first few weeks of transplantation

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acute rejection

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14
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evolves slowly over a period of months or years. deterioration of transplanted organ

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chronic rejection

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15
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bodies first line of defense

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skin

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16
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usually a protein, as foreign, or non-self

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immunogen or antigen

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17
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what are the three cells in non-specific defense

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natural killer (NK) cells
Macrophages
polymorphonuclear neutrophils

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18
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kill virus infected cells and tumor cells by secreting certain toxins

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Natural killer (NK) cells

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19
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phagocytose bacteria, virus, and other foreign substances

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macrophages

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20
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also phagocytose bacteria; simply neutrophils

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polymorphonuclear neutrophils (PMNs)

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21
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stem cells from the thymus gland become

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T-lymphocytes

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22
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directly destroy virus-infected cells, tumor cells, and allograft cells by releasing certain toxins or by inducing apoptosis

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Cytotoxic T cells (killer T cells) (CD8)

23
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stimulate the B cells to differentiate into plasma cells and to produce more antibodies; activate cytotoxic t cells

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Helper T cells (CD4)

24
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inhibit both B and T cell activities and moderate the immune response

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Suppressor T cells

25
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remain dormant until they are reactivated by the original antigen; allow a more rapid and more potent response years after original exposure

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Memory T cells

26
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cell-mediated immunity involves what cells

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T-cells

27
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develop from monocytes and are phagocytic

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macrophages

28
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defends the body against viral and fungal attacks, mediates graft rejection and tumor cell destruction, and helps or suppresses an antibody-mediated response to infection

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cell-mediated immunity

29
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protects the body against bacterial and viral infections and reinfections

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anti-body mediated immunity

30
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anti-body mediated immunity involves what cells

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B-cells

31
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what are the two types of B-cells

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anti-body secreting plasma cells

memory B cells

32
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what does actions of he antigen-antibody complex do

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inactivation of the pathogen

stimulation of phagocytosis

33
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major antibody in primary and secondary immune responses; inactivates antigen; neutralizes toxins; crosses placenta to provide immunity for newborn; responsible for Rh reactions

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IgG

34
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where are IgG located

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blood plasma

35
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protects mucous membranes on body surfaces; provides immunity for newborns

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IgA

36
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where are IgA located

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saliva, mucus, tears, breast milk

37
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causes antigens to clump together; responsible for transfusion reactions in the ABO blood typing system

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IgM

38
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where are IgM located

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B-cells; released in plasma during immune response;

39
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receptor site for antigens on B cells; binding with antigen results in B-cella activation

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IgD

40
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where are IgD located

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B-cells

41
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binds to mast cells and basophils, causing release of histamine; allergic reactions

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IgE

42
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where are IgE located

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produced by plasma cells in mucous membranes and tonsils

43
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results when a person has had previous exposure to a disease or pathogen, or when a person receives immunization against a disease to stimulate production of a specific antibody

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active immunity

44
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bypasses the body’s immune response to afford the benefit of immediate antibody availability

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passive immunity

45
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natural active immunity includes

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contracting the disease and produce memory cells; chickenpox

46
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artificial active immunity includes

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receiving a vaccination

47
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passive natural immunity includes

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maternal antibodies from placenta; breast milk

48
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passive artificial immunity includes

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receive antiserum with antibodies from another host; anti-venom

49
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increase susceptibility to other diseases that usually a normal healthy person can’t contract

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opportunistic infections

50
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lung infection associated with AIDS

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pneumocystis carinii pneumonia

51
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of the two pathogens: blood borne and airborne which more easily spreads

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airborne

52
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medical doctor who specializes in the nonsurgical treatment of rheumatic illnesses, especially arthritis

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rheumatologist

53
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connective tissue is made of

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collagen