Learning Intention 12 Flashcards

To know how to describe the body's three lines of defense to protect against pathogens

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What are the lines of defence

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  1. barrier defenses (physical and chemical barriers)
  2. non-specific defense
  3. specific internal defence
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Examples of physical lines of defense

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  • skin
  • cilia
  • endothelia
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Examples of chemical barriers of defense

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  • hydrochloric acid
  • enzymes in tears and saliva
  • mucus
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Examples of non-specific defense

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  • phagocytes
  • neutrophils
  • macrophages
  • inflammation
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Examples of specific internal defense

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  • lymphocytes (T and B cells)
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What are phagocytes

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a type of white blood cells that digests any pathogens that enter the body

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What are neutrophils

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white blood cells that fight infection

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What are macrophages

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a large white blood cells that eat pathogens, dead cells and debris

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What is inflammation

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the body’s natural response to injuries or infections

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Signs of inflammation

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  • redness
    -swelling
  • pain
  • heat
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What are B cells

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lymphocytes that produce antibodies that lock into pathogens to immobilise them, for phagocytes to then detroy them

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What are T cells

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lymphocytes that burst open infected and abnormal body cells by ‘docking’ with antigens

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