BIOL 273 - Unit 6.4 Flashcards

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what are the 4 pathways of the immune response

A

Extracellular bacteria
Intracellular viruses
Allergic responses
Foreign tissue

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2
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bacterial invasion results in

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results in an inflammatory response (includes redness, swelling, tenderness)

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How can phagocytes and antibodies help when viruses first go through an extracellular phase prior to infecting a host

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opsonize and neutralize

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4
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Allergies

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an inflammatory immune response to a non-pathogenic antigen
- inflammatory responses triggered by specific antigens

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5
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Two types of allergic responses

(and how they are mediated)

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  1. Immediate hypersensitivity- happens in minutes
    - anitbody mediated
  2. Delayed type hypersensitivity - takes hours to days
    - mediated by T cells and macrophages
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6
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Steps in an immediate hypersensitivity of allergic reactions

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  1. Sensitization phase
  2. Re-exposure
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describe the sensitization phase during imediate hypersensitivity (allergic reaction)

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  • Equivalent to primary immune response
  • Antigen is ingested by APC - activates Th cell
  • Th cell activates B cell to make IgE antibody class
  • Th cell and B cell become memory cells
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8
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describe the re-exposure phase during immediate hypersensitivity (allergic reaction)

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  • Equivalent to secondary response (body reacts strongly and rapidly)
  • Generally , IgE on mast cells detects allergen
  • Mast cells degranulate releasing cytokines and histamines (resulting in inflammatory reaction)
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9
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Describe the variety in severity of allergic responses

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Localized - rashes or hay fever
Systemic - anaphylatic shock (widespread vasodilation, circulatory collapse, bronchoconstriction)

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10
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What are recognized as foreign tissue during tissue transplant

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MHC proteins are primary tissue antigens that must be recognized as foreign aka Human Leukocyte Antigens (HLA)

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11
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What must occur for a tissue transplant to be successful

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if the recipient and donor share the same HLA

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12
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What are two possible outcomes of the transplant

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  1. Rejection of the host by the donor tissue - graft versus host
  2. Rejection of the donor tissue by the recipient’s immune system - host versus graft
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13
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What are the group of antigens that make up four blood types

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A, B, AB, O

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14
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What antibodies are found on RBC

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people express antibodies to RBC’s that they do not possess in their plasma

ex. Type A blood has - anti B Abs

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15
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What happens when the wrong blood type is introduced into the recipient

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the antibodies react and the cells clump (agglutinate)

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