Unit 4 Chapter 12 Flashcards

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What do swollen lymph nodes indicate?

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body fighting an infection

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Parts of an immune system that produces a response

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Bone marrow, Tonsils, Adenoids. Spleen, & Thymus

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what is the B cells response called?

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humoral immunity.

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what are cytokines?

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coordinate activities of B-cells & T-cells

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Define hepatitis

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: severe liver disease in which it damages liver tissue resulting in scarring and inflammation of the liver

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symptoms of Hepatitis

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Jaundice (yellowing of the eyes). Stomach pains, Diarrhea, Dark urine

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Hepatitis A treatment

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rest and resolves on its own

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Hepatitis B treatment

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can take antiviral medications & no cure

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Hepatitis C treatment

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antiviral medication (direct acting antivirals)

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Causes of Mono

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Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) infection common in young adult that is contracted by saliva, blood and semen ; virus remains in body for life & through the nose

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Signs & Symptoms of Mono

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fatigue, body aches, sore throat, fever, and swollen lymph glands

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treatment of Mono

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rest & symptoms disappear in 1-2 weeks; can take medications for other symptoms

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HIV causes

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a virus that weakens the body’s immune system and contracted through bodily fluids except saliva

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HIV signs and symptoms

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flu- like and can be asymptomatic

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HIV treatment

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no cure but there is antiretroviral therapy & there are 3 classes of drugs to delay development of AIDS ( reverse transcriptase inhibitors, non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors, and protease inhibitors)

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allergies causes

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immune system’s response to foreign substances called allergens (e.g.pollen, mold, house dust, animal hair, foods, drugs, and chemicals) resulting in synthesizing a particular class of antibodies (immunoglobulin E, or IgE) that triggers the allergic reaction.

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allergies signs & symptoms

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Less severe: Hives, Itching, Congestion
Anaphylaxis→ rash, swelling progresses to difficulty breathing and losing consciousness

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allergies treatment

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antihistamines

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west Nile causes

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a virus that is transmitted through mosquito that bite infected birds to humans

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west Nile signs & symptoms

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can be asymptomatic or have flu symptoms or cause west nile virus neuroinvasive disease (coma and high fever)

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west Nile treatments

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No specific treatment; rest, fluid, pain medications

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define probiotic therapy

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introducing bacteria/MO’s into body usually by food to improve bodily functions

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What is a cold?

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a virus caused by human rhinovirus

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what are the symptoms of a flu

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body aches, fever, loss of appetite, etc.

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what is Lyme disease
tick bite disease from bacteria (borrelia burgdorferi),
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Symptoms of Lyme disease
fatigue, fever, headache, stiff neck, etc.
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Stage 1 Lyme Disease
rash around bite and spreads gradually, pain possible
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Stage 2 Lyme disease
after 1-2 months, 15% get neurological problems like meningitis and heart problems
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Stage 3
weeks- years after, 60% develop arthritis, pain, and swelling of joints, specifically the knees
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Lyme disease treatments
antibiotics which depend on the stage of Lyme disease
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four ways to fight infections
sanitation, treatment, vaccination, and healthful living
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What are some ways the body protects itself from infections and diseases
Skin and mucous membranes prevent entry of MO with physical barrier Wound compromises this Protection abilities - tears, wax, coughing/spitting/sneezing Leukocytes - WBCs that obviously protect the body Macrophages - type of WBC associated with specific organ, vital to immune system
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define etiology
a branch knowledge that studies the cause of a disease or abnormal condition
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how can bacteria be resistant to common antibiotics?
by acquiring new genes and transferring them between bacteria