Spread by fomites (inanimate objects
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Indirect
Easily spread from one person to another
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Communicable
one that develops rapidly but lasts only a short time
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acute disease
May be present for days, weeks, months
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Transient microbiota
Effective against free antigen (ex. Toxins); B cell receptors (IgM, IgD); activates BC
through clónale expansion-1. Plasma cell (effector cell from antibody production) 2.
Memory cell (ready for future activation)
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B cells and humoral immunity
Purified polysaccharide from M. meningitis
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Meningcoccal meningitis
immunity based on antibodies
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Specific resistance
microbial toxins in blood
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Toxemia
combines the desired antigen with a protein that boosts the immune response.
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Conjugated vaccine
one organism benefits at the expense of the other
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Parasitism
Streptococcus pyogenes: M proteins (adherence); mycobacterium tuberculosis:
waxes (resist phagocytosis)
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, Components of the cell wall
objective changes that a clinician can observe and measure
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Signs
Antibiotic indicates what rang of organism it works against
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Spectrum of an antibiotic
Serum proteins
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Globulins
Diseases that are naturally transmitted from animals to humans
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Indirect
Easily spread from one person to another
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Communicable
one that develops rapidly but lasts only a short time
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acute disease
May be present for days, weeks, months
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Transient microbiota
Effective against free antigen (ex. Toxins); B cell receptors (IgM, IgD); activates BC
through clónale expansion-1. Plasma cell (effector cell from antibody production) 2.
Memory cell (ready for future activation)
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B cells and humoral immunity
Purified polysaccharide from M. meningitis
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Meningcoccal meningitis
immunity based on antibodies
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Specific resistance
microbial toxins in blood
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Toxemia
combines the desired antigen with a protein that boosts the immune response.
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Conjugated vaccine
one organism benefits at the expense of the other
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Parasitism
Streptococcus pyogenes: M proteins (adherence); mycobacterium tuberculosis:
waxes (resist phagocytosis)
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, Components of the cell wall
objective changes that a clinician can observe and measure
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Signs
Antibiotic indicates what rang of organism it works against
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Spectrum of an antibiotic
Serum proteins
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Globulins
Diseases that are naturally transmitted from animals to humans
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