keeps record of every germ (microbe) it has ever defeated
recognize and destroymicrobequickly if it enters the body again
ABNORMALITIES OF THE IMMUNE SYSTEM IT CAN LEAD TO:
allergic diseases
immunodeficiencies
autoimmune disorders
TWO TYPES OF RESPONSES
Innate immunity
Adaptive immunity
rapid response (hours)
INNATE IMMUNITY
quickreaction when bad guys shows up
INNATE IMMUNITY
nonspecific response to foreign molecules
INNATE IMMUNITY
Doesn't Care Who the Bad Guy Is, it just knows they’re bad
INNATE IMMUNITY
response fixed
INNATE IMMUNITY
Always Acts the Same Way, It fights bad guys in the same way every time.
INNATE IMMUNITY
noimmunological memory
INNATE IMMUNITY
Forgets Easily; if bad guys come back, it's like meeting them for the first time again.(TYPE OF RESPONSE)
no immunological memory (INNATE IMMUNITY)
delayed response
ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY
Knows Who the Bad Guy Is, It fights only that bad guy(TYPE OF RESPONSE)
highly specific response to antigen (ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY)
Always Acts the Same Way, It fights bad guys in the same way every time.(TYPE OF RESPONSE)
response fixed (INNATE IMMUNITY)
Forgets Easily; if bad guys come back, it's like meeting them for the first time again.(TYPE OF RESPONSE)
No immunological memory (INNATE IMMUNITY)
response (days)
ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY
highly specific response to antigen
ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY
response adaptive (changes over time)
ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY
immunological memory(TYPE OF RESPONSE)
ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY
Never Forgets a Bad Guy(TYPE OF RESPONSE)
immunological memory (ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY)
Each time it fights, it learns new tricks to beat the bad guy.(TYPE OF RESPONSE)
response adaptive (changes over time)(ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY)
Knows Who the Bad Guy Is, It fights only that bad guy.(TYPE OF RESPONSE)
highly specific response to antigen (ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY)
innateimmunity acts fast but forgetseasily, while adaptiveimmunity takes longer but remembersforever and learns from each fight. Both work together to keep us healthy.
first line of defense(TYPE OF RESPONSE)
INNATE IMMUNITY
ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY (Hours of response)
>96 HOURS
INNATE IMMUNITY (Hours of response)
0-96 HOURS
CELLS UNDER INNATE IMMUNITY (7)
natural killer cells
macrophages
neutrophils
dendritic cells
mast cells
basophils
eosinophils
CELLS UNDER ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY (2)
T LYMPHOCYTES
B LYMPHOCYTES
ANTIGEN DEPENDENCY OF INNATE IMMUNITY
INDEPENDENT
ANTIGEN DEPENDENCY OF ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY
DEPENDENT
EXAMPLES OF INNATE IMMUNITY (8)
skin
hair
cough
mucous membranes
phagocytes
granulocytes
fever
sneezing
EXAMPLES OF ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY (5)
pus
swelling
redness
pain
T and B lymphocyte response
MAIN COMPONENTS OF BLOOD (4)
Plasma
Red blood cell (erythrocyte)
White blood cell (leukocytes)
Platelets (thrombocytes)
Red blood cell (_)
erythrocyte
White blood cell (_)
leukocytes
Platelets (_)
thrombocytes
PLASMA (_)
dextrose
carries water, salts, and enzymes
PLASMA
take nutrients, hormones, proteins to parts of body that needs it