Intro to Immunology and Generalized Response to Infection Flashcards

1
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Role of the immune system

A
  1. kill or control pathogens
  2. control disease
  3. Repair tissue damage
  4. organ development
  5. maintain organ integrity and function
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2
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Pathogens directly and indirectly damge tissues through

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exotoxins and endotoxin

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3
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Direct mechs of tissues damage by pathogens

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  • exotoxin production
  • endotoxin
  • direct cytopathic effect
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4
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indirect mechs of tissues damage by pathogens

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  • immune complexes
  • anti-host antibody
  • cell-mediated immunity
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5
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pathogen present the immune systsem with challenges

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  1. form diversity
  2. life cycle diversity
  3. diverse routs of infection
  4. Rapid, targeted response over a broad domain
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6
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(innate imm) Granulocytes cells

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neutrophil
eosinophil
basophil
monocyte

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7
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Adaptive immunity cells

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B and T cells

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8
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common lymphoid progenitor cells

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T, B, plasmsa Cells? NK?

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9
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common myeloid cells

A
neutrophil
eosinophil
basophil
monocyte
mast
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10
Q

adaptive is common

A

lymphoid precursor

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11
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innate is common

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myeloid precursor

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12
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lymphocytes are

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active and in active T and B cells

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13
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leukocytes are

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innate and adaptive cells

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14
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monocytes are

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macrophages and dendritic

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15
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Granulocytes are

A

neutrophil
eosinophil
basophil
mast

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16
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____ are the primary response

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neutrophils

17
Q

primary antigen presenting cells

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dendritic
macrophage
B lymphocyte

18
Q

naive lymphocytes are activated in

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lymph nodes

19
Q

humaral immunity is

A

antibodies released by b cells

20
Q

CD8 = MCH

A

I

21
Q

CD4 = MCH

A

II

22
Q

T cells are activated by

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dendritic cell

23
Q

antigen presentation activates

A

lymphocytes

24
Q

CD8 T Cells:

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cytotoxic

25
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CD4 T Cells:

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Regulatory

26
Q

time/duration of innate for inflammation, complement activation, phago, destruction of path

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minutes, days

27
Q

time/duration interaction between antigen presenting dend. and antigen specific T: recongnition of antigen, adhesion, co stim, T-cell prolif and diff

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hours, days

28
Q

time/duration of activation of antigen-specific B cells

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hours, days

29
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time/duration of formation of effector and memory t cells

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hours, days

30
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time/duration of interaction of t cells with b cells, formation of germinal centers. formation of effector B cells and memory b cells. production of antibody

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days, weeks

31
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time/duration of emigration of effector lymphocytes from peripheral lymphoid organs

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a few days, weeks

32
Q

time/duration of effector cells and antibodies eliminate the pathogen

A

a few days, weeks

33
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time/duration of maintance of mem B and T cells

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days-weeks, can be life long