Lecture 48 Flashcards

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What is natural immunity?

A
  • acquired through normal life experiences of humans
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What is artificial immunity?

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  • is produced purposefully through medical procedures
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Natural immunity

- what is active immunity?

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  • person develops his/her own response to microbe

- acquires immune memory at the end of the infectious cycle

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Natural immunity

- what is passive immunity?

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person receives immunity made by another person
IgG - crosses the placenta
IgA - breast milk

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Artificial Immunity

- what is active immunity?

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  • vaccines

- –> person develops immunity and immune response to a vaccine

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Artificial immunity

- what is passive immunity

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  • person receives immunity made by another person

- —>receives antibodies or immune serum

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7
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What are the life cycles for:

  • passive
  • active
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passive = immediate protection - but fast life cycle

active = life long memory, improves during response

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8
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How do live vaccines stimulate immunity?

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  • IgA

- cytotoxic T cells

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9
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How do killed vaccines stimulate immunity?

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IgM & IgG

  • opsonisation of bacteria
  • neutralisation of toxins
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