Disease implication and immune response Flashcards

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Q

what are some signs of avian flu?

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  • sudden death
  • lethargy
  • fever
  • lack of coordination
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2
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what does anthroponosis mean?

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transmission from humans to animals

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3
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what are the three levels to the immune system?

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  • physical barriers
  • innate immunity
  • acquired immunity
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4
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what are some physical barriers of immunity?

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  • skin
  • coughing
  • urine
  • vomiting
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5
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what is innate immunity?

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  • second level of defence
  • pre existing
  • macrophages
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what is acquired immunity?

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recognises and responds to specified pathogens
- humoral immunity
- cell mediated immunity

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7
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what is humoral immunity?

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associated with B lymphocytes which mature in the bone marrow

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8
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what is cell mediated immunity?

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  • does not include antibodies
  • where T cells manufacture cytokinesis to direct immune cell functions
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what are the three types of T cells?

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  • helper T cells (recognises)
  • cytotoxic T cells (destroys)
  • suppressor T cells (suppresses)
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