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name the t-lymphocytes?
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helper, suppressor, cytotoxic
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what is inflammation of the lymph channel know mostly as blood poisoning?
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lymphagitis
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name active natural proctection to disease and active artifical?
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natural- active= disease and artifical-active=vaccines
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name passive natural and passive artifical protection to disease?
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natural=breast milk
artifical=IgG, anti-venom, anti-rabies |
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how is anthrax transmitted to humans?
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through contact w/ infected secreations, soil, or animal products
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what is a receptor?
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site to which microorganisms adhere can be proteins,carbs,lipids, or complex molecules or composed of all three.
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what do you need for adhension to occur?
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a postive interaction between the surfaces of host cells and the infectious agent
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give a common example of an acid fast bacteria?
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mycobacterium tuberculosis
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what happens when the body releases aldosterone?
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increases na+ and K+ decreasing blood pressure
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name the hallmarks of HIV infection?
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1)decrease in CD4(t-helper cells)
2)ELISA TEST (+) 3)Western blot (+) 4) decrease in t-cell counts. note after exposure within the 24 hours Person experiences flu like symptoms and after that can have no other symptoms to let them know!!!! |
