intro Flashcards

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Describe unique characteristics of intracellular bacteria.

A

shielded from antibodies;
disease mechanism cannot be separated from host immune response;
tissue damage is caused by host response inflammation;

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2
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what is the disease mechanism for tuberculosis and leprosy?

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Macrophage activation resulting in granulomatous inflammation and tissue damage

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3
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what is the disease mechanism for Legionnaires’ disease?

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cytotoxin lyses cells and causes lung injury and inflammation

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4
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Describe unique characteristics of extracellular bacteria.

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disease is caused by 2 mechanisms;

inflammation and bacterial toxins

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5
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What are toxins that bacteria have?

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endotoxins: components of bacterial cell walls
exotoxins: secreted by bacteria

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What are some human diseases involving extracellular bacteria?

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tetanus, meningitis, UTI, skin infections, food poisoning, etc.

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7
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What are primary lymphoid organs?

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bone marrow, thymus;

where lymphocytes are generated

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8
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What are secondary lymphoid organs?

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spleen, lymph nodes, mucosal immune tissue;

where lymphocytes are stored for fast response

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9
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What does each immune cell do? named? lineage, etc

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bach

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