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immunology and disease
passive immune response - innate
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what is the
immune system
the system that allows the body to resist
disease
name the 6 natural barriers
blood clotting
, tear ducts ,
salvia
and
stomach
,
phagocytosis
,
skin flora
, skin and
inhaled air
what is the importance of inhaled air
this is a source of
microorganisms
, mucus traps and
cillia
waft to bring the mucus up and out of the trachea
what is the importance of
blood clotting
in natural barriers
if a capillary is a broken a blood clot prevents the entry of
pathogens
what is the importance of
saliva
and
stomach
in natural barriers
lysozyme
in tears and saliva hydrolyzed
peptidoglycan
cell wall bacteria stomach acid kill many bacteria
what is found in tears and saliva to help against pathogens
lysozyme
what is the importance of
phagocytosis
in natural barriers
a phagocyte engulfs
bacterium
allowing
hydrolytic enzymes
to destroy the bacteria
what is the importance of
skin flora
in natural barriers
bacteria and fungi found on our skin offer competition for
pathogenic
bacteria
what is the importance of
skin
in
natural
areas
it covers the surface of the body