Non Specific Body Defences Flashcards

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What is an example of a inflammatory response

step 5 and 6

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5 phagocytes engulf and destroy bacteria

6 phagocytes release cytokines to attach note phagocytes to accumulate at the site of infection

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What is an example of inflammatory response ( steps 1 2 3 4 )

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1 needle carrying bacteria breaks the skin
2 mast cells release histamine when damaged
3 histamine causes arterioles to vesodiloate and capillaries become permeable
4 phagocytes and clotting elements leave capilly and accumulate near the infection site

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What are chemical secretions

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Tears 
Saliva 
Mucas 
Stomach acid 
These are produced to trap or destroy invading pathogens
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What is a pathogen

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A bacteria, virus, or other organism that can cause disease

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What are the 4 main functions of the non specific immune system

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Physical Barrie’s- skin
Production of secrection - mucas stomach acid
Inflammatory responses-red inflamed skin
Phagocytis - cellist responses

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What is phagocytosis

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Pathogen decree by phagocyte
Pathogen completely engulfed by phagocyte into vesicle
Lysosomes fuse with vesicles releasing digestive enzymes
Pathogen digested and products defuse into the cytoplasm for use or removal

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What are physical barriers

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Closely packed epithelial cells in the inner linings of the digestive and respiratory systems

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