The Immune Reaction Flashcards

1
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The first phagocytic WBC to encounter antigen

A

Neutrophil

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2
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The second WBC, circulating in BS, will map the antigen

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Lymphocyte

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3
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The antibody producing lymphocyte cells within the lymph node are called

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Plasma cells

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4
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What antibodies do

A
Neutralize antigen (prevents from binding to other cells) 
Opsonization- holds antigen for phagocyte to engulf 
Activated other defense systems
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5
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Opsonization

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Antibodies binding and holding antigen (making easier for phagocyte to engulf)

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6
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Replicas of antibody producing cells that remain in lymph nodes

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Memory cells

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7
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Reactions that occur in blood vessels/ tissue in response to injury/ stimulation by physical, chemical, or biological agent

A

Inflammation

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8
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Characteristics of inflammation

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Redness, heat, swelling, pain

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9
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Define vasodilation

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Dilation of blood vessels

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10
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What causes vasodilation that accompanies inflammation

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Caused by substances released by damaged tissue cells and cellular debri

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11
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Why vasodilation and inflammation occur (in theory)

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Natural defense, brings white blood cells and antibodies to site

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12
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What causes the swelling that accompanies inflammation

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Vasodilation causes fluid to leak out of blood vessel

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13
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The booster response is also called

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The anamnestic response

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14
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Why booster vaccine shots are given

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AB production takes time to occur, with each exposure AB production is faster and in greater quantities

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15
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Ab how long does is take (after first exposure) to produce a sufficient amount of antibodies

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2 weeks

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16
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List the sequence of an immune reaction

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Antigen enters
Phagocytic neutrophil (wbc) tries to destroy
Lymphocytes circulating in blood stream recognizes, binds, and maps
Binds to lymphocytes(plasma cells) within lymph nodes
Abs produced by plasma cells

17
Q

How a lymphocyte maps an antigen

A

Activated ribosomes, “remembers” receptors on pathogen

18
Q

An antibody binding to an antigen can trigger

A

Inflammation

19
Q

Examples of tests that measure immune response

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Agglulation tests, enzyme linked immunosorbant assay (ELISA), Fluorescent Ab Test (FA), radioactive antibody Test (RIA)