Lecture 10- Lung Defence II Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 4 fence mechanisms of the respiratory tract?

A
  1. Filtration and deposition of pathogens and particulates in upper airways
  2. Cough reflex
  3. Mucociliary clearance
  4. Innate and adaptive immune response
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2
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Does innate or adaptive immunity have high specificity?

A

Adaptive

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3
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Which immune response has adaptive memory?

A

Innate

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4
Q

Where are antibodies found?

A

Serum and tissue fluids

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5
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When are antibodies produced?

A

In response to contact with immunogenicity foreign molecules

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6
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How are antibodies produced?

A

By plasma cels which have been activated by B cells

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7
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Where is IgM distributed?

A

Circulation

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8
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Where is IgG distributed?

A

Circulation and most tissues

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9
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Where is IgA distributed?

A

In mucosal membranes as a dimer

- circulates the body as a monomer

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10
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Where is IgE distributed?

A

Mucosal membranes- gut, airway and skin

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11
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How do antibodies block adhesion of pathogens?

A

Bind to pathogenic surface antigens

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12
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How do antibodies block proliferation?

A

Bind to surface receptors

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13
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How do antibodies cause phagocytosis?

A

Bind to bacterial surface and allow phagocytes to bind to bacteria

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14
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How do antibodies cause lysis, phagocytosis and inflammation?

A

Activation of complement

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15
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How do antibodies neutralise toxic products?

A

Bind to toxins

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16
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How do antibodies prevent tissue invasion and damage?

A

Neutralisation of bacterial products and proteases

17
Q

Which IgG fixes complement the most strongly?

A

IgG3

18
Q

What is the main role of IgG?

A

Opsonisation

19
Q

What cells are macrophages derived from?

A

Circulating monocytes

20
Q

What is the role of macrophages in the respiratory system?

A

Scavenger cells- dispose of dead cells, debris, particulate matter and invading microorganisms

21
Q

What causes neutrophil recruitment from the blood?

A

Cytokines from sentinel cells

22
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Phagocytosis stage 1

A

Bacteria attaches to plasma membrane

23
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Phagocytosis stage 2

A

Ingestion of the bacterium, forming a phagosome

24
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Phagocytosis stage 3

A

Phagosome fusing with lysosome

25
Q

Phagocytosis stage 4

A

Lysosomal enzymes digest the bacteria

26
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Phagocytosis stage 5

A

Release of digested material from the cell

27
Q

What receptors do antibody coated bacteria bind to on the macrophage cell surface

A

Fc receptor