Introduction to Immune System Flashcards

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Study of Immune System and its mechanism

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Immunology

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2 Functions of Immune System

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  1. Discriminate self from non-self

2. Eliminate non-self components

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Roles of Immune system

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Defend or protect against invading microorganism

Recognize and Respond to eliminate non-self component

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Consequences of Immune System

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Hypersensitivity Reactions (Allergy)
Graft rejection
Autoimmune diseases

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Father of Immunology

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Edward Jenner

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Describe the process of phagocytosis

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Ernst Hickel

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Cellular Theory of Immunity through Phagocytosis

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Elie Metchnikoff

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Humoral Theory which was first proposed by:

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Emil adolf von Behring

Shibasaburo Kitasato

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Antibody Formation Theory

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Paul Ehrlich

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Innate Immunity

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Present & active at Birth
Non-specific
Without memory

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Adaptive/Acquired Immunity

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Present at Birth
Specific
With Memory

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True or False. Innate Immunity produces antibodies

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False

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True or False. Active Adaptive Immunity receives antibodies.

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False. Active adaptive Immunity produces it own antibodies

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True or False. Passive Adaptive Immunity produces its own antibody.

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False. Passive Adaptive only receives antibody.

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Present when body is having infection due to diseases or illness.

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Natural Active Adaptive Immunity

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Present when body receives antigen when inoculated with a vaccine, producing antibody.

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Artificial Active Adaptive Antibody

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Present when the body only receives antibodies from the mother through breastfeeding (Mother-to-Child)

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Natural Passive Adaptive Immunity

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Present when body receives antibody (ex. anti-rabies, anti-tetanus)

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Artificial Passive Adaptive Immunity

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Phase/Time which there is no action yet/activity first of the body to antigens of adaptive immunity.

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Lag Phase

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True or False. Adaptive Immunity are specific and diverse, that only respond to particular antigen that stimulated its response.

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First line of Defence

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Anatomical Barriers
Normal Flora
Genetic Influence

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Second Line of Defense

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Cellular Factors

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Third Line of Defense

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Lymphocytes

Antibodies

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More RAPID Body defense mechanism

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Second Line of Defense

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Third line of Defense has a __________ mechanism of action.
Third line of Defense has a SLOWER mechanism of action.
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Third Line of Defense Cellular: Humoral:
Third Line of Defense Cellular: Lymphocytes Humoral: Antibodies
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ONLY WBCs not involved in second line of defense
Lymphocytes
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Cells involved in Allergic Reactions
Basophils | Eosinophils
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Cells involved in Phagocytosis
NK cells PMNs Monocyte-Macrophage
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Major inflammatory mediator released by Basophils
Histamine
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Basophils contains inflammatory mediators: 1. 2. 3.
Basophils contains inflammatory mediators: 1. Histamine 2. Heparin 3. Eosinophil chemotactic factor
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Cell involved in Parasitic Infection
Eosinophil
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Receptors of Eosinophils
FcER
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Cell of the INNATE involved in killing virally infected cells and tumor cells
NK Cells
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Scavenger cells
Monocyte-macrophage
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Predominant WBC in Blood
Neutrophils (PMNs)
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Most POTENT antigen presenting cells
Dendritic Cells
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APCs
Dendritic Cells Macrophage B cells
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Site the Location ``` Kuppfer Microglial Histiocytes Alveolar Macrophage Splenic Macrophage Mesangial ```
Site the Location ``` Kupffer - Liver Microglial - CNS Histiocytes - Connective Tissues Alveolar Macrophage - Lungs Splenic Macrophage - Spleen Mesangial - Kidneys ```
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External immune defense system
First line of defense
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Components of the Anatomical Barrier
``` Skin Cillia Mucus Gastric acid Earwax Tears, Saliva Urine pH, Flushing ```
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___________ prevents the multiplication of pathogens
Resident flora
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Resident Flora Skin: Oral Cavity: Intestines: Vagina:
Resident Flora Skin: S. epidermidis Oral Cavity: alpha hemolytic streptococcus, Viridans group Intestines: Bacteriodes Vagina: L. acidophiullus
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____________ have phenotypic expressions that affect the external immune defense system
Genetic influences
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Factors in the Genetic influence
Duffy null phenotype, P1 antigen | Inherited HLAs-b27: Ankylosing spondylitis
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Internal Defense System
Second Line of defense
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Primary response of the second line of defense
Phagocytosis
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Cellular Components in the 2nd line of defense
``` PMNs Monocyte/Macrophage Eosinophil Basophil/Mast cells NK cells Dendritic cells APCs ```
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Humoral components in the 2nd line of defense
``` APRs TNF Cytokines INF Betalysins Complement ```