Lecture 2 Flashcards

(14 cards)

1
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Skin, mucus, mucous membranes, and chemicals are part of the ___ line of defence

A

First (nonspecific, innate)

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Phagocytosis, complements, interferons, inflammation, and fever are part of the ___ line of defence

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Second (nonspecific, innate)

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3
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Lymphocytes and antibodies are part of the ___ line of defence

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Third (specific, adaptive)

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4
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Protective mechanism that exists before infection, rapid and typically identical responses encoded within the germline

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Innate immunity

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5
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Vasodilation, increase in capillary permeability, and influx of immune cells to affected tissues are characteristic of

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Inflammation

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6
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Four signs of inflammation (RHEP)

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Redness - from vasodilation
Heat - warmth from increased blood volume
Edema - swelling
Pain - inflammation can trigger pain response

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7
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Mast cells are found in ___, whereas neutrophils are in the ___

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Tissues, bloodstream

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8
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4 steps of inflammatory response

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Margination - WBCs move to vessel walls
Diapedesis - WBCs pass through vessel walls to tissue
Chemotaxis - WBCs follow chemical gradient of inflammatory chemicals to bacteria
Phagocytosis - engulfment

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9
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Phagocytosis process (recognition, engulfment, fusion, digestion)

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Receptor recognizes pathogen - PM surrounds pathogen forming a phagosome - lysosome fuses with phagosome forming a phagolysosome - digestion of pathogen

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10
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The ‘chasing’ down of microbes is known as ___, and the engulfment of microbes is ___

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Chemotaxis, phagocytosis

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11
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___ destroy microbial proteins, genomes, and walls

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Reactive oxygen and nitrogen intermediates

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12
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Macrophage development (from bone marrow to resident macrophage)

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Stem cells in bone marrow - differentiate into short lived monocytes in the blood - differentiate into long living resident/tissue macrophages when they are recruited to tissues during inflammation

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13
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Secreted proteins that drive immune and inflammatory reactions. Produced by macrophages and NK cells in innate immunity

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Cytokines (induce proteins in the endothelium that make it more adherent for passing leukocytes)

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14
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A family of low molecular weight cytokines that stimulate leukocyte movement and regulate the migration of leukocytes from the blood to tissue

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Chemokines

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