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Unit 10Chapter 39
Immunity from Disease
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The Nature of Disease
PathogensDisease producing agents, such as,
bacteria, viruses, protozoans, fungi & other parasites
Infectious diseaseAny disease caused by the presence of
pathogens in the body
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The Nature of Disease
Koch’s postulates of 1884 (a procedure to establish the cause of a disease)
1) A pathogen must be found in the body of a sick organism
2) The pathogen must be isolated & grown in the lab to produce a culture
3) When the cultured pathogen is placed in a new host, it should cause the same disease
4) The pathogen should be isolated from the new host and shown to be the original pathogen
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The Nature of Disease
Endemic diseaseDisease that are constantly present in a
population (ex: common cold)EpidemicWhen many people in a given area are
affected with the same disease at about the same time (ex: influenza)
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The Nature of Disease
Antibiotics Substances produced by microorganisms that,
in small amounts, will kill or inhibit the growth & reproduction of other microorganisms
Ex: Penicillin, an antibiotic produced by a fungus, has been in use for over 50 years; many microorganisms are now resistant to penicillin
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The Immune System
Innate ImmunityYour body’s own built-in defense
system First (& best) line of defense:
– Unbroken skin– Body secretions, such as
mucus, tears, sweat, & saliva
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The Immune System
Second line of defense is inflammatory response:
Fever= increased body temperature slows or stops the growth of pathogens
Phagocytes = white blood cells, such as macrophages, that destroy pathogens
Interferon = proteins that protect cells from viruses
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The Immune System
Third line of defense is cellular immunity: Lymphocytes are types of white blood cells
that defend the body against foreign substances
T cells are lymphocytes that defend against abnormal cells & pathogens inside livings cells
B cells are lymphocytes that provide immunity against antigens & pathogens in the body fluids
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The Immune System
Lymph Tissue fluid (to bathe, nourish cells) after it
enters the lymph vessels that will return it to the blood
Lymph nodes Glands that filter pathogens from the lymph
before it returns to the bloodstream
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The Immune System
Acquired Immunity Defending against a specific pathogen by gradually
building up a resistance to it.
Passive = acquired naturally when antibodies are transferred from mother to unborn child through the placenta
Active = acquired artificially when induced by vaccines
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Nonspecific defense
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Cellular immunity
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