Terms related to Immunity to the End
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| Active Immunity | Resistance in which the antibodies that have been produced by a person are still currently existing.
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| Immunization | Action taken that results in a person having resistance to a particular disease.
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| Immunosuppressant | Used to decrease the immune resonpse to prevent tissue damage and transplant rejection.
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| Natural Immunity | Type of resistance a newborn child has received from it's mother
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| Passive Immunity | Type of immunity in which a person does not form his/her own antibodies, but rather are given the antibodies from other sources
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| Susceptible | Capable of acquiring a particular disease.
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| Vaccine | Any preparation intended for active immunity.
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| Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) | a condition in which the immune system becomes dificient and the person becomes susceptible to infection.
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| Opportunistic Infection | A bacteria, protozoan, or fungus that would not normally cause an illness but takes the opportunity to do so in a person with an immunodficiency.
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| Allergic Rhinitis | inflammation of the lining of the nose causing drainage. "Runny Nose".
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| Anaphylaxis | acute, allergic response that occurs in a person who does not have protection from an antigen.
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| Angioedema | Allergic reaction that causes swelling in the vessels near the skin; often seen near lips/mouth.
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| Food Allergy and Intolerance | Allergic reaction to some foods making it intolerable to eat.
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| Autoimmune Collagen Disorders | Diseases in which the body's immune system attack it's own collagen or connective tissue.
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| Hemolytic Autoimmune Disorders | Disorder in which the body's immune system breaks down blood cells.
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| Allotransplantation | Grafting tissue from one individual to another.
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| Bone Marrow Transplant | Procedure in which bone marrow is transplanted to produces blood cells for that person.
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| Cadaver Transplant | Organ to be transplanted is taken from a person who has died.
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| Stem Cell Transplant | Procedure in which stem cells are transfused to another person.
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| Pheresis | The act of transfusing stem cells from blood.
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| Transplantation | The act of transferring an organ from one person to another.
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| Xenograft | A graft that is from a different species than the recipient.
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| Immunology | The study of the immune system.
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| Allergy | The body's response to outside invaders.
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| Antibody | Immunoglobin produced by lymphocytes to act againist antigens.
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| Antihistamine | Substance that controls histamine, which is involed in the inflammatory process.
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| Autoimmune Disease | An immune response againist the body itself.
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| Acquired Immunity | Resistance to a particular disease developed by people who have had the disease.
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