3.
Diseases and bacteria are considered
pathogens. When pathogens get past your
body’s barrier your immune system comes
and has defenses to block them .There are
cells that help kill the pathogens when your
immune system works with other body
systems and helps you keep you healthy.
5.
Some major parts that help the immune
system are the Integumentary system (skin ,
nails , and hair The respiratory system , the
circulatory system, digestive system, and
nervous system.
6. Your skin is the first line of defense. It keep dirt
and other germs out of your body. Sweat and
acids from your skin cells kill other bacteria
and natural oils on you skin make your skin
waterproof so you can wash it off easily.
Pathogens can survive everywhere for long
periods of time, that’s why you need to wash
your hands. Pathogens can enter through
your nose, mouth, eyes, and cuts.
7. Since you can inhale bacteria through your
nose and mouth, little hairs will act like a
barrier. The hairs in your nose can trap
pathogens and dirt so they won’t reach the
rest of your respiratory system. Cilia also
helps by trapping dirt and pathogens and
move them out of the respiratory system. If
pathogens get passed the cilia they get
trapped in mucus and you get rid of them by
sneezing swallowing, or coughing.
8. Acids are another type of barrier. Pathogens
can enter through the foods you eat. So when
the foods reach your stomach strong acids
are there and they trap disease – causing
bacteria and viruses. When they aren’t
destroyed , your digestive system basically
flip flops and you vomit. If that doesn’t
happen your muscle contractions speed up
and you gain diarrhea.
9.
The Immune system works with the
Circulatory and the Respiratory system to put
up barrier walls to protect against invaders.
10.
With help from other systems including the
circulatory system and respiratory system,
the immune system keeps out unwanted
viruses and bacteria to keep you healthy.
11.
Pathogens- Causes agents , such as bacteria
and viruses
Infectious- Pathogens passed on
Cancer- Cells reproduce uncontrollably
Noninfectious-Cannot pass among each
other
Pasteurization-High temperature that kills
bacteria
Vector- Does not develop disease.
12. Why is your skin considered a first line
defense ?
Your skin is considered a first line of defense
because of natural oils that make your skin
waterproof so you can wash it off easily.
How does the respiratory system trap
pathogens?
Cilia in the respiratory system traps them and
brings them up.
13. What is inflammation ?
A process that causes the area to become red
and swollen
How doe immunity develop ?
Immunity can be developed through different
processes. If you have immunity to a
particular pathogen, you will experience little
or no effect from exposure to that pathogen.