Infection

Question 1

Autoimmunity

Answer 1

When the body starts attacking itself

Question 2

Suceptiable

Answer 2

Can get a disease

Question 3

Antigen

Answer 3

Stimulates the immune system into action

Question 4

Antibodies

Answer 4

proteins that kill pathogens

Question 5

Phagocytes

Answer 5

Ingest Pathogens

Question 6

Chemotaxis

Answer 6

Leukocytes travel to a specific area

Question 7

Diapedesis

Answer 7

Moves from intravascular to interstitial compartments

Question 8

Interstitial compartments

Answer 8

Found around the tissue

Question 9

Leukocytes

Answer 9

White blood cells

Question 10

Monocytes

Answer 10

Cells of the immune system

Question 11

Granulocytes

Answer 11

WBC

Question 12

lymphocytes

Answer 12

in bone marrow B & T Cells

Question 13

NK Cells

Answer 13

Natural Killer Cells

Question 14

Lysozyme

Answer 14

Saliva Cells

Question 15

Odema

Answer 15

Swelling

Question 16

Pyrexia

Answer 16

Fever

Question 17

O.T.C

Answer 17

over the counter

Question 18

Buccal

Answer 18

Cheek

Question 19

Subuccal

Answer 19

under the tongue

Question 20

Toxic

Answer 20

To much meds harmful to the body

Question 21

Panadol

Answer 21

same name as paracetamol

Question 22

generic name

Answer 22

name given by the drug company

Question 23

trade name

Answer 23

name given by the seller

Question 24

“form “of medication

Answer 24

oral, strip, injection, topical (cream), rectal

Question 25

absorption - administration - distribution - metabolism - excretion

Answer 25

``` Travelling form to blood stream how it is taken aka mouth (orally) travelling where it needs to go breaking it down into a lesser state leaving through the kidneys ```

Question 26

mode of action

Answer 26

way it works

Question 27

therapeutic effect is the?

Answer 27

desired effect

Question 28

side effect

Answer 28

manageable and expected effect depend on individual

Question 29

adverse effect

Answer 29

random factor that effects the drug from work correctly

Question 30

contraindication

Answer 30

people who should take the drug (asthma)

Question 31

Histamine (mast cells)

Answer 31

increases blood flow changing capillaries

Question 32

Prostaglandins

Answer 32

Cells that also produce histamines - acts on pain or swelling

Question 33

N.S.A.I.D

Answer 33

Non.steroidal.anti.inflammatory.drug

Question 34

the chain of infection

Answer 34

``` Infectious agent (pathogen) Reservoir (source) Portal of exit (out of the reservoir) Mode of transmission of the pathogen A portal of entry that is receptive to the pathogen A susceptible host irptes ```

Question 35

pathogenicity

Answer 35

development of a disease

Question 36

pandemic

Answer 36

globally

Question 37

epidemic

Answer 37

smaller area, groups

Question 38

toxin

Answer 38

harmful to the body / poisonous subject

Question 39

pathogen

Answer 39

foreign to the body - virus / disease

Question 40

virulence

Answer 40

ability to get a disease

Question 41

asepsis

Answer 41

absence of bacteria

Question 42

colonisation

Answer 42

gathering of bacteria

Question 43

disinfection

Answer 43

kills bacteria

Question 44

gastrointestinal tract where is it found? what is it normal flora called?

Answer 44

intertines and stomach | e-coli

Question 45

genitourinary tract where is it found? what is it normal flora called?

Answer 45

bladder, kidneys, urethra | lacto - bacili

Question 46

respiratory tract where is it found? what is it normal flora called?

Answer 46

throat and mouth stepthococcus staphlycoccus

Question 47

the skin where is it found? what is it normal flora called?

Answer 47

sweat glands and hair follicles | staph auveus

Question 48

nervous system function

Answer 48

regulates automatic function

Question 49

endocrine

Answer 49

produces hormones

Question 50

integumentary

Answer 50

touch temperature, pain

Question 51

lymphatic

Answer 51

tonsils, defends agains infections