Immunity Flashcards

1
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immune response

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protection from disease

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2
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nonspecific responses

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phagocytosis, inflammation

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3
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specific responses

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production of specific antibodies against foreign substances

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4
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antigens - self

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immune system ignores

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5
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antigens - nonself

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immune system recognizes as foreign

development of a specific response to that antigen

memory cells produced to respond quickly to antigen

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6
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macrophages

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everywhere in body

initiate immune response

engulf foreign material

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7
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chemicals secreted by macrophages

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monotones, interleukins

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8
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T lymphocytes

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from bone marrow stem cells

further differentiation in thymus

cell mediated immunity

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9
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cytotoxic T killer cells

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kill antigen immediately

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10
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helper T cells

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activate more response and cells

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11
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memory T cells

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remember the antigen

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12
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B lymphocytes

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mature in bone marrow

produce antibodies

humoral immunity

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13
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plasma cells

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produce antibodies

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14
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B memory cells

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can quickly form clone of plasma cells

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15
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humoral immunity

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antibody proteins in blood

B lymphocytes

defense against EXTRAcellular

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16
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cell mediated immunity

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phagocytic cells

T lymphocytes

defense against INTRAcellular

17
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IgG

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most common in blood

antibacterial

crosses placenta

18
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IgM

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bound to B lymphocytes

1st to increase in immune system

involved in ABO type incompatibility rxn

19
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IgA

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in secretions

tears, saliva, mucous membranes, colostrum

20
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IgE

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allergic response

bind to mast cells

releases histamine

inflammation

21
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IgD

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attached to B cells

activates B cells

22
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chemical mediators

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inflammation and immune responses

histamine, kinins, prostaglandins, leukotrienes, cytokines

23
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complement system

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group of inactive proteins circulating in blood

causes cell damage and further inflammation

activated with IgG or IgM

24
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active natural immunity

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direct exposure (infection)

antibodies are produced

25
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active artificial immunity

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immunization

antigen introduced to body - stimulates antigen production

26
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passive natural immunity

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breastfeeding

IgG transferred from mother to fetus

27
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passive artificial immunity

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injection of antibodies

short term protection

28
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primary response

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1st exposure to antigen

T lymphocytes and creation of B memory cells

29
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secondary response

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repeat exposure to same antigen wit higher antibody response

B memory cells kick in for rapid response

vaccine boosters

30
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