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31 Cards in this Set
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What is a pathogen
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Something that can cause disease, bacteria, virus fungi
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How do we stay healthy most of the time
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Immune system, innate immunity
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What is stress
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Anything that pushes our body out of homeostasis
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How do we deal with stress
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GAS
General Adaptive Syndrome |
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What are the stages of GAS
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Alarm, Resistance, Exhaustion
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What happens in the Alarm stage of GAS
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Immune system jumps into action, releases epinephrine, blood sugar, blood pressure and heart rate goes up. Blood pumps faster to get more O2 to muscles, blood leave stomach
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What happens during the Resistance stage of GAS
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Use extra lipids, goal is to survive stress
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What happens in the Exhaustion phase of GAS
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no more lipids, organ failure, cannot maintain homeostasis, death
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What composes the Innate Immune System
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Skin, Mucous membranes, phagocytes, inflammation, complement,, interferon
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What fills spaces between dermis cells
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Keratin
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What causes a tanned appearance
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Melatonin
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What makes melatonin
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Melanocytes
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What makes Keratin
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Kerainocytes
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What do complement proteins do
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When they detects a protein they combine like the power ranges and poke a whole int he cell
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What causes a tanned appearance
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Melatonin
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What does interferon do
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Send a warning signal to neighboring cells that htere is a pathogen attacking
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What makes melatonin
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Melanocytes
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What do pyrogens do
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Whn working raises body temp causes fever
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What makes Keratin
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Kerainocytes
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Why does fever help fight pathogens
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Fever raises metabolism, all cells work harder to fight infection
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What do complement proteins do
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When they detects a protein they combine like the power ranges and poke a whole int he cell
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What is inflammation
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Tiny fever in specific place. Spped repair, slows pathogen
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What does interferon do
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Send a warning signal to neighboring cells that htere is a pathogen attacking
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What do phagocytes do
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Phago = eating
They eat pathogens and destroy them |
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What do pyrogens do
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Whn working raises body temp causes fever
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What is our first line of defense
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Skin
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Why does fever help fight pathogens
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Fever raises metabolism, all cells work harder to fight infection
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What is inflammation
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Tiny fever in specific place. Spped repair, slows pathogen
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What do phagocytes do
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Phago = eating
They eat pathogens and destroy them |
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What is our first line of defense
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Skin
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What makes skin water repellent?
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Keratin in the epidermis
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