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Patho Final Exam
Immunity that is rapid, early, first, active & functions as a barrier before infection? - ANS Innate
Immunity



Which lines of defense are Innate Immunity? - ANS 1st (mucous membranes & skin) & 2nd (nonspecific
body cells)



What kind of immunity is specific & unique? - ANS Adaptive Immunity



Which line of defense is Adaptive Immunity? - ANS 3rd line



Which kind of immunity is acquired through immunization or actually having the disease? - ANS Active
immunity



What kind of immunity is gained through getting a vaccine? - ANS Active



What kind of Immunity is gained through having chicken pox? - ANS Active



Which kind of immunity is transferred from another source outside of the body? - ANS Passive immunity



What kind of immunity is received by infants in utero & through breast milk? - ANS Passive Immunity



What kind of immunity includes B cells & immunoglobulins? - ANS Humoral



What kind of immunity includes T cells? - ANS Cell Mediated

,What does the IgG antibody do? - ANS "given to the baby"

-only passive Ig b/c it passes through the placenta

-2nd line of defense for babies



What does the IgA antibody do? - ANS "Always avaliable"

secretory (nasal passages, mucus membranes)

skin

1st line of defense



What does the IgM antibody do? - ANS "made by infants"

natural blood antibodies

1st antibodies



What does the IgE antibody do? - ANS "Three areas"

Inflammation, allergic, parasite

-Binds to Basophils to release histamine



What does the IgD antibody do? - ANS "Dependent on B cells"

-needed for maturation of B cells

-found mostly on B lymphocyte cell membranes



What kind of inflammation is useful? - ANS Acute Inflammation



Purpose & Role of Acute Inflammation? - ANS aimed at removing the infectious agent & limiting the
extent of tissue damage

,When does chronic inflammation occur? - ANS 1. follows acute inflammation when inflammatory
response is unable to eliminate injurious agents



2. Chronic almost from the onset often when the injurious agents are less toxic then those that lead to
acute inflammation (e.g. persistent infections, autoimmune diseases)



What is Chronic Inflammation affect on the body? - ANS HARMFUL --> changes DNA in cells, leads to
heart disease, promotes cancer, tissue damage



What are local manifestations? - ANS -redness

-swelling

-heat

-pain

-loss of function



What are systemic manifestations? - ANS -fever

-change in BP

-Alteration in WBC count



What happens where there is a breakdown of the bodys immune system? - ANS higher risks of infection



What is the #1 mechanism of water / Na balance? - ANS thirst



What is the Role of ADH? - ANS increase water reabsorption, less urine output



Causes of Diabetes Insipidus? - ANS Neurogenic: head injury

Nephrogenic: kidneys don't respond to ADH

, Psychogenic: drinking too much water



Pathophysiology of Diabetes Insipidus? - ANS Not enough ADH secreted

OR

Kidneys not responding to ADH



Manifestations of Diabetes Insipidus? - ANS -lg amounts of urine

-Diluted urine

-High blood concentration

-THIRST (crave water



Cause of SIADH? - ANS increased pressure of infection in the brain

OR

lung cancer



Manifestations of SIADH? - ANS - Excessive reabsorption of water

- Low amounts of urine

-Diluted Blood

-lethargic, confusion, disorientation, edema



Pathophysiology of SIADH? - ANS Excessive release of ADH w/o stimuli

OR

Failure of the negative feedback system



Causes of Edema? - ANS -increased capillary filtration pressure (high venous pressure)

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