Outcome 1 Notes: Lines of Defense Flashcards
First line of defense
- broad response
Systemic
Grows new routes around blockage
Collateral circulation
Systemic defense mechanisms
Bones, skin, mucous, body reflexes, cavities + fluids, temperature + blood
Second line of defense
- response to injury
Inflammation
Inflammatory processes
- Dilate blood vessels to increase blood flow
- Ooze exudates into tissue space
- Infiltration of white blood cells which eat dead tissues + bacteria
Signs + symptoms of inflammation
- Calor (heat)
- Rubor (red)
- Edema (swell)
- Dolor (pain)
Clear fluid exudate
- found in blisters
Serous exudate
Exudate containing fibres
- found in severe acute inflammation (pneumonia)
Fibrinous exudate
Mucous-like exudate
Catarrhal exudate
Pus-like exudate
- found in abscesses + boils
Purulent exudate
Bloody exudate
Hemorrhagic exudate
4 causes of inflammation
- Physical irritants (trauma)
- Chemical irritants
- Pathogenic irritants
- Exudates
7 potential complications of inflammation
- Septicemia (sepsis)
- Suppuration
- Abscess
- Sinus
- Fistula
- Cellulitis
- Ulcer
Pus formation
Suppuration
Collection of pus under skin
Abscess
Blood poisoning
Septicemia (sepsis)
Formation of abnormal tract
Fistula
Passage leads to abscess
Sinus
Inflamed loose connective tissue
Cellulitis
Third line of defense
- resist effects of particular disease
Immunity
Natural form of immunity
- occur as species, racial + individual immunity
Inherited immunity
Immunity from the contraction of specific diseases
Naturally acquired immunity
Immunity from antibodies made from the infected individual
Active immunity
Immunity from antibodies are passed from mother to child
Passive immunity
2 types of naturally acquired immunity
- Active immunity
- Passive immunity
Immunity from vaccinations/immunizations
Artificially acquired immunity
Allergies
- anaphylactic shock
Hypersensitivity
Disorders where the body attacks oneself
Autoimmune disorders
Disorder where the immune system does not work
Immunodeficiency disorders
Any foreign substance produces an immune response
Antigen
Produced in response to antigens
Antibodies