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Cells from red bone marrow

Granulocytes


Monocytes


Macrophages


Lymphocytes

Immune system organs

Bone marrow


Thymus


Lymph nodes


Spleen


Tonsils


Adenoids


Peyer's patches

Cellular components of the immune system

Granulocytes - Neutrophils, eosinophils, basophil



Lymphocytes and monocytes

Eosinophils

1-6%


Allergic reactions


Parasitic infections

Lymphocytes

20%


Regulatory


Resides in lymphoid sites

Macrophages

Last for months


Engulfs bacterias

Neutrophils

60-80%


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Attached to areas of infection

Complement System

Enhances (complements) the ability of antibodies and phagocytic cells to clear microbes and damaged cells from an organism





What are Kinins and what do they do

Polypeptides


Active in inflammatory process


By Pain and vasodilation

What are Cytokines

Polypeptides


Produce by immune cells


To inhibit viruses

Purpose of inflammatory process

Neutralize and destroy pathogen


Limit the spread of harmful agent


Prepares damage tissue for repair

Types of Exogenous

External wounds

Types of Endogenous

MI


PE

Infections always with

Inflammation but not vice versa


Allergies and sprains

Chemical response to histamine

Vascular dilatation and permeability

Types of inflammatory response - exudates

Serous


Fibrinous


Purulent - Pus


Hemorrhage

Immune response for T8 suppressor

Appropriate response not to over immune

B-cell function

Memory cells and plasma cell

B-cell: Latter forms

Antibodies

B-cell: antigen

Attacks foreign bacteria - antibody specificity

Passive immunity

IgG - antibodies thru placenta


IgA - thru breast milk

Active immunity

Naturally acquired thru disease - Vaccines

Types of lymphocytes

B-cell - Produces antibodies


T-cell - Phagocytize or kill


T-cell - Phagocytize or kill


Phagocytize or kill

What does the complete system consist of

Plasma proteins Synthesized in the liverLysis of foreign cells

What activates the complement System and kinins

coagulation

What is the main purpose of coagulation

To stop bleeding and


Prevents antigens from disseminating

What does Cytokines stimulate

T and B cells