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what is Innate/Non-specifc Immunity
what are 1st and 2nd inborn defense
against anything foreign
what is the Adaptive Immunity
what are the developed 3rd defense
against specific invaders
What are the host defenses categorized by
Innate/nonspecific immunity
1st
Intact skin, Mucous membranes, and their secretions, Normal microbiota
2nd
Natural killer cells and their phagocytic WBCs, Inflammation, Fever, Antimicrobial substances
Adaptive/acquired immunity
3rd line of defense
T cells and B cells, Antibodies
what is 1st, and attributes
what is Innate immunity
Skin layers must be intact
Barriers always renewed
Mucous traps microbes
what are the 1st Line Defense Fluids
origin of the tears, saliva, perspiration, nasal secretion
- wash and antibacterila action
what are the 1st Line Defense Movement
what are the flow of fluids such as urine
what are the 2nd line of defense
cells and chemicals
what are the 2nd line of defense attributes
what are the phagocytes that eat microbes. natural killer cells. consist of neutrophils and macrophages
what are the 2nd line of defense proteins
Interferons and Complemets
Infterferons stop vrisues from eations
what is the The Complement System (2
the 2nd defense
- Proteins poke holes in invader cells
Attract eaters/phagocytes
Tag microbe cells for destruction
What is inflammation
what is the response of tissue to an injury, often by invading microbes
what are the attributes of inflammation 2nd
what are the belongings of
Increased blood flow, which causes
- heat, redness, swelling (edema), pain
what are the 5 inflammations
Blood supply increases
2. White cells come to area and release Histamine
3. Clotting proteins
Trap bacteria behind clot
4. Phagocytes attracted to site
Neutrophils & macrophages eat & die
5. Pocket of dead cells = pus
must be cleared
Fever is a
Defense
what is a Fever
what is the defense of abnormal high temp
bodys normal response to inflammation and infection
stimulated by toxins. produce chemicals caled pyrogens
what is the 3rd line of defense
Adaptive/Specifc immunity
3rd line of defense
Antibody mediated Immunity (humoral)
Call mediated immediate
vaccine or the encounter of foreign body give
what give memory or immunity
what are the attributes of Vaccine sunder 3rd/Adaptive
Antigens: proteins on surface of microbe
Antibodies: proteins made in defense of antigen
what are antibodies
what are proteins made by body, t or y structure
what are antigens
attacked by millions of different antibodies
relation of antibodies and antigens
Each antibody molecule can bind 2 antigen molecules
what is the relation of antibodies and antigens
each antibody molecule can bind 2 antigen molecules