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Inflammation

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Immuno-
deficiency

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Hyper-
sensitivity

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Chemical
Mediators

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Adaptive
Immunity

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Pathogens

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Inflammati
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Chemical
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Adaptive
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Bacteria
surfaces are
coated to attract
phagocytes.

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What is
Opsonization?

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End product of
the clotting
system.

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What is Fibrin?

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5 classic
symptoms of
acute
inflammation.

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What is redness,
heat, swelling,
pain and loss of
function.

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Emigration of
phagocytes from
capillaries to
injured tissue.

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What is
margination and
diapedesis?

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Inflammation,
Proliferation and
Remodeling.

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What are the
phases of tissue
healing?

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Replacement
therapy for
immuno-
deficiencies.

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What are gamma
globulins?

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When donor T-cells
attack the
recipient’s cells.

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What is Graft
Versus Host
Disease (GVHD)?

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Presents as
unusual, recurrent
and severe
infections in
childhood.

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What is a
congenital immune
deficiency?

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Diagnosis of
Acquired
Immunodeficiency
Syndrome (AIDS) is
determined by:

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CD4 count,
presence of HIV
antibodies, and
viral load.

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Infections that
occur when
immune function
is impaired.

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What are
opportunistic
infections?

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A severe IgE
mediated reaction
causing airway
constriction.

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What is
anaphylaxis?

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Tissue-specific
antigens cause
target cells to
malfunction or be
detroyed.

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What are Type II
Hypersensitivities?

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Caused by
temperature
sensitive immune
complex deposits

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What is
Raynaud’s
phenomenon?

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Cell mediated
immunity involves
the activation of
these leukocytes.

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What are
cytotoxic T-cells?

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Lack of self-
tolerance leads
to autoantibody
production.

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What is Systemic
Lupus
Erythematosus
(SLE)?

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Released during
mast cell
degranulation.

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What is
Histamine?

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Produced by a
cell infected with
a virus.

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What is
Interferon?

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Induces fever
and muscle
wasting

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What is Tumor
Necrosis Factor?

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An unsaturated
fatty acid that
induces pain.

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What are
Prostaglandins?

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Activation of
serum proteins
during an
inflammatory
response.

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What is the
complement
cascade?

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Type of immunity
acquired from
vaccination.

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What is artificially
acquired active
immunity.

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The direct
functions of
antibodies.

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What is
neutralization,
agglutination, and
precipitation?

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Cloned B cells that
have a single,
constant binding
affinity.

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What are
monoclonal
anitbodies?

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Differentiation of B
and T cells that
occurs after birth.

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What is clonal
selection?

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These trigger a
secondary
immune
response.

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What are
memory cells?

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The capacity of a
pathogen to cause
disease.

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What is
virulence?

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Destroys CD4
receptors on T-
helper cells.

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What is Human
Immunodeficiency
Virus (HIV)?

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A spore-forming
gram positive
bacillus that
causes
diarrhea.

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What is
Clostridium
difficile?

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A life threatening
deep tissue
fungal infection.

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What is Candida
or Aspergillus?

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Released during
Gram negative
bacteria lysis.

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What are
endotoxins?

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These are found
on the surfaces of
antigen-presenting
cells?

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What are major
histocompatibility
complexes?