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Lines of Defense


1st


2nd


3rd



1st line of defense


Non specific


-Mechanical Barriers

2nd line of defense


Non specific


-Chemical barriers


-Natural Killer Cells


-Inflammation


-Phagocytosis


-Fever

3rd Line of Defense


Specific


-Immunity

Body Defenses


All defenses are designed to overcome


-Injury


-Disease

Inflammation


Body's non-specific response to tissue injury resulting in


-redness


-swelling


-warmth


-Pain


*Possible loss of function

4 ORs of Inflammation


Rubor (red)


Tumor (swelling)


Calor (Warmth)


Dolor (pain)

Acute Inflammation


-Vasodilation and increased Capillary Permeability make up the "vascular response" to injury


-Damaged cell contents attract leukocytes to the area ("chemotaxis") and the "cellular response" begins


-These cells then move through the cell wall into the interstitial space, a process known as "diapedesis"

Diapedesis
Cells move through the cell wall into interstitial space
Vascular response

Vasodilation and increased Capillary permeability
Cellular Response (Chemotaxis)

Damaged cell contents attract leukocytes to the area
Exudates


Serous


Fibrinous


Purulent


Hemorrhagic



Serous Exudate


WATERY


-Consists primarily of fluid with small amounts of protein and white blood cells


*Causes


-Allergic Reaction


-Burns

Fibrinous Exudate


-Thick and sticky with a high cell and fibrin content


-Increase risk of scar tissue in an area

Purulent (pus) Exudate


*Thick, yellow-green in color


*Contains


-Leukocytes


-Cellular debris


-Microorganisms


*Indicates


-Bacterial infection

Hemorrhagic (bloody) Exudate

May be present if blood vessels have been damaged
Healing


Resolution


Regeneration


Replacement

Resolution


*Occurs with minimal tissue damage


*Cells recover and return to normal in a short period of time


-Ex. Sunburn



Regeneration

*Occurs in damaged tissue that can still undergo mitosis


*Tissue is replaced by identical tissue from the proliferation of nearby cells


*Sometimes the tissue will be altered and may distort orderly arrangement of cells


-Ex: Fibrous tissue in the liver nodules of new cells form and do not contribute to the overall function of the liver

Replacement (by connective tissue)(scar or fibrous tissue formation)


*Occurs after extensive tissue damage or


*Cells are incapable of mitosis


-Ex. Brain or Myocardium

Superficial Partial thickness


*First degree burn


*Injuring only the epidermis


Deep Partial thickness


*Second degree burn


*Destroys epidermis and some of dermis


Full Thickness


*Third/Fourth degree burns


*Destroys all skin layers and underlying tissue


*Area is


-Coagulated or Charred (surface is hard and dry-Eschar)


Rule of Nines


*Anterior head and Neck-4.5


*Posterior head and Neck-4.5


*Anterior Upper Extremities (R/L)-9


*Posterior Upper Extremities (R/L)-9


*Anterior trunk-18


*Posterior trunk-18


*Anterior lower extremities (R/L)-18


*Posterior Lower extremities (R/L)-18


*Perineum-1


=100%

Example of Rule of Nines


*A woman has burns on anterior surfaces of her right arm, chest and right leg


Anterior surface of right arm=4.5


Chest=9


Anterior right leg=9


**Percentage of body surface area burned is approximately=22.5%


Example of Rule of Nines


*A child burns on the posterior head, posterior trunk, and posterior arms


Posterior head=4.5


Posterior trunk (back)=18


Posterior arms (R/L) = 9


**Percentage of body surface area burned is approximately =31.5%


Mechanical barriers

1st line of defense-Non specific


-Chemical barriers


-Natural Killer Cells


-Inflammation


-Phagocytosis


-Fever


2nd line of defenses-Non Specific

-Immunity

3rd line of defense- Specific

All defenses are designed to overcome


Injury


Disease


Body's non-specific response to tissue injury resulting in.....


-Redness


-Swelling


-Warmth


-Pain




-Possible loss of function


Inflammation




Rubor

Redness

Tumor

Swelling

Calor

Warmth
Dolor

Pain


-Vasodilation and increased capillary permeability make up the "VASCULAR RESPONSE" to injury


-Damaged cell contents attract leukocytes to the area ("CHEMOTAXIS") and the "CELLULAR RESPONSE" begins


Acute Inflammation

*Acute Inflammation


-These cells then move through the cell wall to the interstitial space, a process known as....


Diapedesis

*Acute Inflammation


-Vasodilation and increased capillary permeability make up the______________ to injury


Vascular response

*Acute Inflammation


-Damaged cell contents attract leukocytes to the area (________) and the ___________begins


-Chemotaxis


--Cellular response

Exudates

*Serous


*Fibrinous


*Purulent


*Hemorrhagic

Watery Exudate


*Consists primarily of fluid with small amounts of protein and white blood cells


-Causes


-Allergic reactions


-Burns


Serous

Exudate


*Thick and sticky with a high cell and fibrin content


*Increases risk of scar tissue in an area


Fibrinous


Pus Exudate


*Thick, yellow-green in color


*Contains


-Leukocytes


-Cellular debris


-Microorganisms


*Indicates


-Bacterial infection


Purulent

Bloody Exudate


*May be present if blood vessels have been damaged


Hemorrhagic


Resolution


Regeneration


Replacement




Healing

*Occurs with minimal tissue damage


*Cells recover and return to normal in short period of time


-Ex. Sunburn


Resolution


*Occurs in damaged tissue that can still undergo mitosis


*Tissue is replaced by identical tissue from the proliferation of nearby cells


*Sometimes the tissue will be altered and may distort orderly arrangement of cells


-Ex. Fibrous tissue in the liver Nodules of new cells form and do not contribute to the overall function of the liver


Regeneration

-By connective tissue (scar or fibrous tissue formation)


*Occurs after extensive tissue damage or


*Cells are incapable of mitosis


-Ex. Brain or Myocardium


Replacement

*First degree burn


*Injuring only the epidermis


Superficial Partial-thickness

*Second degree burn


*Destroys epidermis and some dermis


Deep Partial-Thickness


*third/fourth degree burns


*Destroys all skin layers and underlying tissues


*Area is


-Coagulated or Charred (surface is hard and dry-Eschar)


Full-thickness


Class Examples of Rule of Nine


*Woman=______ surface area burned


*Child= ______surface area burned


**22.5%


***31.5%