Human Defence System Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
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Pathogen

A

Disease causing organism

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2
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Examples of the first line of defence

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Skin
Clotting
Mucus

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What is in the second line of general defence

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Phagocytes
Inflammation

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4
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Phagocytes

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Small WBCs that surround engulf microorganisms

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5
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Macrophages

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Large phagocytes
Some are scavengers
Others remain in lymphatic organs

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6
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Defence proteins

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Interferons attach viruses

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7
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Inflammation

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More white blood cells come to infected area
Swelling, redness, heat
Whole body= fever - stops bacterial and viral reproduction

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8
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Induced immunity

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Using antibodies to resist specific pathogens

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9
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Immunisation

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When we produce or are injected with antibodies against a pathogen

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Vaccine

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A non-disease causing dose of a pathogen which triggers the production of antibodies

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11
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2 types of induced immunity

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Active and passive
Each can be artificial or natural

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12
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Natural active immunity

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Pathogens from environment

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13
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Artificial active immunity

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Vaccine

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14
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Active immunity

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Antibodies produced in the body

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15
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Passive immunity

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Antibodies entering the body

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16
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Natural passive immunity

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Breast milk
Placenta

17
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Artificial passive immunity

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Injection e.g tetanus

18
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Where are lymphocytes formed

19
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Where are lymphocytes active

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Lymphatic tissue

20
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What types of cells can lymphocytes be

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B cells or T cells

21
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Where do B cells mature

22
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Where do T cells mature

23
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Four types of T cells

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Helper
Killer
Suppressor
Memory

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Suppressor T cell role

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Turn of immune response

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Killer T cell role
Destroy abnormal/ foreign cells
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Memory cell role
Stimuli memory B cells and killer T cells if re-infection occurs
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Role of plasma B cells
Make antibodies
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Role of memory B cells
Prevent re-infection