Lesson 4 Immune responce part 1 Flashcards

1
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Which microbe is single celled?

A

Bacteria

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2
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Which microbe is the simplest?

A

Viruses

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3
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abouy 10,000 bacteria is on how much of our body?

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1 square inch

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4
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What are hidden or latent viruses?

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Viurses that hang around in the body for a while . Illnesses can be delayed for weeks, months or years

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5
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What happens when you get infected by an ACTIVE virus?

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You get sick fast

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6
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What are characteristics of viruses?

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  1. Microscopic
  2. Nonliving
  3. Invade and reproduce inside a host
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7
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What part of the virus has to enter the cell inorder for it to take over?

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The head of the virus

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8
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What are chartceristics of bacteria?

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  1. Single celled
  2. Lack membrane bound nuclei
  3. Bound my a cell wall\
  4. Only have DNA
  5. Living
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9
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What are ways bacteria are classified?

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  1. Gram staining
  2. Shape (spherical, rod) (Included in name of the illeness)
  3. Form of respiration (aerobic or anaerobic)
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10
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How fast can bacteria multiply?

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2-3 times per hour (about every 20 minutes)

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11
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What does bacteria need to stay alive?

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  1. Food
  2. Air
  3. Space
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12
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What is antibiotic resistance?

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When mutations occure. Examples are Staph and MRSA (Super bug)

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13
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What are nosocomical infections?

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Foun din health care facilitys

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14
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What are vector mediated infections?

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Infection that requires contact with a vector. (malaria from a mosquito bite)

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15
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What are non mediated infections?

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Infections spread from person to person

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16
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2 main body defences are?

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  1. Innate (nonspecific)
  2. Adaptive (specific) - Contact with a pathogen for the scond time
17
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What is Innate responces?

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  1. First line of defence that provides a barrier to invading organisms (Skin mucous membranes)
  2. Second line of defence that leads to cellular and chemical defences (inflammatory, fever)
18
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What are adative responces? (Cell mediated and Humoral)

A
  1. Involves specialized immune cells and antibodies that attack and destroy foreign invaders.
  2. Are able to prevent disease in the future by remembering what those substances look like.
19
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Moucous membranes act as a?

A

Sticky trap that prevents things from entering the body

20
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What are the types of antimicrobial proteins and their function?

A
  1. Interferon - Virus warning system
  2. Complement system - Perforates (stabs), flags and stimulates WBC
21
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What are cell mediated responces?

A

The activation of T-Lympocytes (Killer cells) to attack foreign substances

22
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What are Humoral responces?

A

B-Lymphocytes produce anti-bodies that attach to foreign substances and marks them for destruction

23
Q

What are harmful immunse responces examples?

A
  1. Autoimmunity
  2. Hypersensitivity (rashes, blisters)
  3. Shock (Hypotension, organ failure)
24
Q

What fever tempature of 104F and over can cause?

A
  1. Cell death
  2. Brain damage
25
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What is the main symptom of mononucleosis?

A

Fatigue
Sever soar throat
Enlarged tonsils
swollen lymph nodes
fever

26
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What are characteristics of a systemic reaction

A

Wide spread itching
Swelling of eyes and mouth
Difficulty breathing

27
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Systemic reaction tretment is?

A

Antihistamine

28
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During an allergic raction what is released that starts the inflammatory responce?

A

Histamine