Heme/immune Flashcards

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Antigen

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any foreing substance capable of forming an immune response - bacteria/virus/fungi/ etc.

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antibody

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blood protein produced to counteract speciifc antigen in an immune response - immunoglobulin – fight off antigens

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3
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Innate immunity

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present at birth - first line defense - allows body to resist invasion by foreign agents - do not need previous exposure to activate a response

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4
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adaptive/acquired immunity

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gained after birth 0 previous exposure is required to be effective in fighitng off

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5
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active aquired

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intro of foreign antigen (vaccine)

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6
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passive acquired

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intro of performed antibody (breastfeeding) only lasts few weeks or month

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7
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examples of innate immunity

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phagocytosis, inflammatory process, cytokines, dendritic cells, acrophages, neutrophils (wbc)

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physcial barrier (innate)

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prevent organisms from enterting body/body cavities - SKIN, mucuous membrane, epiglottis, respitaroy cilia, spchinters

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chemical barrier (innate)

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create hostile environment to pathogens such as antibateiral agents, antibodies, acidity - lysozymes, lactic acid, hydrochloric acid

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mechanical barrier (innate)

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help rid body of harmful substances by action - GI infection - diarrhea - intestinal peristalsis, lacrimation, urinary flow

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diagnostic tests: C-reactive protein (CRP)

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inflammation/infection for high lievels - rheumatoid arthritis and lupus

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12
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Antinuclear Antibody (ANA)

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autoimmune disorder

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13
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hume leukocyte antigen (HLA)

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tissue compatibility for organ transplants

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14
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eryhtrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR)

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inflamatory state of body

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15
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immunoglobulins (Igs)

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immunodeficienices - response to immunization

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16
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latex allergy - what contains latex - healthcare setting and food

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balloons, gloves, foley cath kit, apples, strawberries, bananas, kiwi, hazelnut, carrots, avoacdos, pineapple

17
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latex allergy - contacted and symptoms

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contact/airborne - hives, itchy stuffy nose runny nose - respiratoy (chest tight, wheeze, dyspnea)

18
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tx of latex allergy

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antihistamine and corticosteroids - or epi for severe

19
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Interventions for immunocompromised

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positive pressure room, cooked foods only, no freshflowers/plants, no unpasterized milk/cheese, no unpeeled fresh fruit/veggies, no salad bar, no yogurt. mask on pt when out of room. nothing per rectum. neutropenic

20
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Autologous HSCT

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comes from patient

21
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allogenic HSCT

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comes from donor