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1st line of diffence

1st


Innate body defenses


Mucus and


Intact skin


2nd phagocytic defence


3rd Antibody defense 3rd

Intact skin

Physical and chem barrier

Mucus membranes

Hair


Ciliated cells


Tear saliva and mucus

Normal flora and biota

Barrier and


Bacteriocin production

Blood brain barrior

Ssmsmks


Ependymal cell


And astrocytes



•Microglial cells (phagocytes) in the region

Oxygen tension

Aerobic (lungs)


Anaerobic (intesines)

Iron levels


Non agro deffence

Microbes require Fe++


During infection -->hypoferemia

Defication vomiting

Ridding microbes

Fever

Release of pyrogens

Benifits of low grade fever

Incr in immune mechanism


Incr in phagocytes


Incr in onterferon


Inhibits growth of certain microbes

Aggressive types of defence

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Lysozyme

Gram pos bacteria



Found in tears saliva


Perspiration and granules of neutrophils

Sebum

Fatty acids toxic to gram neg

Cydal agents

Shhs

Compliment

Gram neg


And Viruses



Serum proteins


Exists in an inactive state


Consists of 30+ proteins


When active: low grade fever



Once activated it attaches to the microbe and destroys it


Cydal agent interferon

Antiviral protein


All cells produce this in small amounts



Protects uninfected cells from being infected by the virus



Given in large doses for various therapeutic reasons


Djndnem

Leukins

Cydal agent produced by leukocytes WBC


Plakins

Cydal agent produced by platelets

Lactoferrin


Transferrin


Pg 4

Breast milk tears and neutrophils




Serum protein


Regulates the absorption transportand metabolism of Fe++

Phagocytosis

Cells capable of ingesting


Microbes debris or foriegn matter

Steps of phagocytosis

1 chemotaxis


2 adherance (capsole can prevent


Oposonization( opsonin proteins


3 ingestion (phagocytic vacuole or phagosome) waxy cell wall can prevent



4 digestions (lysosomes)


5 release or discharge