Types of Immunity and Immunoglobulin Classes Flashcards

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What type of immunity is follows immunization or infection?

A

ACTIVE Immunity

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What type of immunity is associated with rubella immunization?

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Active Immunity

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3
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What type of immunity is associated with neonatal syphilitic IgG antibody titers?

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Passive Immunity

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4
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What type of immunity is associated with MEMORY?

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Active Immunity and Adaptive Immunity

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5
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What type of immunity is associated with immunizations?

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ACTIVE immunity

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What type of immunity is associated with ANTIBODY TRANSFER to an individual? (ex. injection of an antibody, like gamma globulin injections)

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PASSIVE immunity

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What type of immunity is associated with an individual PRODUCING an antibody?

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ACTIVE immunity

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8
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What type of immunity is NOT associated with memory?

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Passive immunity

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9
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What type of immunity is associated with placental transfer of antibodies?

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Passive Immunity (Individual did not create antibodies but it was TRANSFERRED)

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10
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Which immunity is non-specific and does not require memory?

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Natural/Innate Immunity

[Adaptive is specific and has memory!]

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11
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Which immunity is specific and has memory?

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Adaptive/Acquired Immunity

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12
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Your skin and stomach acid is apart of what type of immunity?

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Natural/Innate

Skin –> exogenous
Stomach acid –> endogenous

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NK cells and PMNs are apart of what type of immunity?

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Natural/Innate Immunity

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14
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T cells and B cells are apart of what immunity?

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Adaptive/Acquired Immunity

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15
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What are two types of adaptive immunity?

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Cellular and Humoral Immunity

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16
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What cell produces antibody?

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B cell –> Plasma Cell

17
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Cellular and humoral immunity are apart of what broader classification of immunity?

A

Adaptive immunity

18
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What type of immunity is associated with VIRAL infections?

A

Adaptive Immunity –> CELLULAR immunity (primary defense against viral/fungal infections)

19
Q

What immunity is the primary defense against viral/fungal infections?

A

Cellular immunity

20
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What is the primary cell type associated with CELLULAR immunity?

A

T cells / Lymphokines

21
Q

What type of immunity is associated with defense against BACTERIAL infections?

A

Humoral immunity

[Cellular immunity –> viral/fungal infections]

22
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What type of immunity is associated with Hypersensitivity Types I, II, III?

A

Humoral Immunity

23
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Which antibody fixes complement the BEST?

24
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What antibodies are capable of fixing complement?

A

IgM (strongest complement fixer)

IgG

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What antibody has the GREATEST plasma concentration? (~70%)
IgG
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What antibody is the largest?
IgM
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What antibody activates complement easily?
IgM
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Where is IgA found?
SAliva, TeArs (body secretions)
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What is the role of IgD?
Don't know! But it is present on B cell surface.
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What is the role of IgE?
Thing allerg-EE! (IgE) Allergic response by mediating release of histamines from mast cells. Type I hypersensitivity
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What is the role of IgA?
Since you know this is found in body secretions, it's primary role is defense against LOCAL infections at the MUCOSAL surface.