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A&P2-ClassNote P35 Immune Sys- #2/Test 3

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SECOND LINE OF DEFENSE INHIBITS INVASION BY:   MICROORGANISMS  
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List the 5 major non specific defenses included in 2nd LINE:   Production of anti-microbial proteins, fever, inflammatory response, phagocytosis, & NK cells  
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NK cells AKA   null cells OR natural killer cells  
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Inflammatory process triggered by:   injury to body tissue  
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Inflammation helps in 3 ways:   1. PREVENT spread of invaders. 2.INITIATE repair mechanism. 3. DISPOSE of cell debries & pathogens.  
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Four signs of inflammation are:   redness, heat, swelling & pain  
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Fifth POSSIBLE sign of inflammation is:   impairment of function  
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Inflammation begins with release of inflammatory chemicals into:   EXTRAcellular fluid from cells  
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The inflammatory response also includes the release of:   blood proteins  
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Some important inflammatory chemicals are:   Compliment sys proteins, Histamines, Kinins, Lymphokines, & prostaglandins (PG)  
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Inflammatory chemicals promote:   VASODILATION  
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VASODILATION causes   HYPEREMIA  
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HYPEREMIA is:   heat and redness  
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Some chemicals increase permeability of:   capillaries  
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EXUDATE is   fluid with proteins (clotting factors)  
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Pain associated w/inflammation comes from:   release of bacterial toxins & pressure from swelling  
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EDEMA helps 3 ways:   1) ALLOWS ENTRY of clotting proteins 2)BRINGS IN lots of oxygen & nutrients 3) DILATES harmful substances  
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If the epithelial barrier is breached, what happens:   epithelial cells release B-DEFENSINS.  
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2nd line of defense includes:3   ANTI-MICROBIAL PROTEINS, DEFENSIVE cells & INFLAMMATION  
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ANTI-MICROBIAL PROTEINS are:   chemical weapons  
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DEFENSIVE CELLS attack:   all non self cells  
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EXUDATE causes:   swelling  
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CHEMO-TACTIC agents are:   inflammatory chemicals  
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B-DEFENSINS are:   broad spectrum antibiotics  
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Prevent-Dispose-Initiate refers to:   how inflammation helps  
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PG is AKA   Prostaglandins  
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Chemical Weapons are:   anti-microbial proteins  
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Inflammatory chemicals are:   chemo tactic agents  
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