What reaction occurs during tissue transplant ?
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Foreign antigens initiate immune response.
What are the four forms of T cells ?
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, - Helper T
-Memory T
- Cytotoxic T
- Natural killer T
What is phagocytosis ?
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Removal of cells and debris by phagocytes such as neutrophils,
monocytes, and macrophages.
- Attracted to chemicals released by damaged tissues - chemotaxix-
What are the six organs of the lymphatic system ?
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1. Lymph nodes
2. Thymus
3. Spleen
4. Tonsils
5. Peyer's patches ( Aggregated lymphatic nodules)
6. Appendix
Where are Peyer's patches located and what is their function?
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, Located in ileum. they gather and remove ingested pathogens.
What are the 2 forms of humoral immune response ?
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- Primary and Secondary
How is passive artificially immunity acquired ?
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Short term - several weeks- immunity due to infused antibodies e.g.
gammaglobulin
What do vaccines contains and how do they work?
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Vaccines contain pathogen antigens and/or other parts and are designed
to stimulate a moderate immune response and production of antibodies
and memory cells
Why would our bodies take the risk to invite bacteria into the body?
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Foreign antigens initiate immune response.
What are the four forms of T cells ?
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, - Helper T
-Memory T
- Cytotoxic T
- Natural killer T
What is phagocytosis ?
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Removal of cells and debris by phagocytes such as neutrophils,
monocytes, and macrophages.
- Attracted to chemicals released by damaged tissues - chemotaxix-
What are the six organs of the lymphatic system ?
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1. Lymph nodes
2. Thymus
3. Spleen
4. Tonsils
5. Peyer's patches ( Aggregated lymphatic nodules)
6. Appendix
Where are Peyer's patches located and what is their function?
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, Located in ileum. they gather and remove ingested pathogens.
What are the 2 forms of humoral immune response ?
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- Primary and Secondary
How is passive artificially immunity acquired ?
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Short term - several weeks- immunity due to infused antibodies e.g.
gammaglobulin
What do vaccines contains and how do they work?
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Vaccines contain pathogen antigens and/or other parts and are designed
to stimulate a moderate immune response and production of antibodies
and memory cells
Why would our bodies take the risk to invite bacteria into the body?
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