Skin and mucous are examples of this type of immune system defense.
What is the innate defense?
Any toxin or microorganism that can cause disease
What is a pathogen?
Examples of lymphoid organs responsible for activating lymphocytes
What are secondary- lymph nodes and spleen?
Layers of dead skin near or at the surface of the integumentary system
What is the epidermis?
Synthesize vitamin D, regulate temp, body fluids, and detecting touch
What are other functions of the integumentary system?
Anything that causes an immune system response and is attached to the pathogen.
What is an antigen?
Neutrophils and Macrophages
What are examples of phagocytes?
What are the sites of making and maturing lymphocytes (WBC's)?
Dendritic cells found in this layer
what is one way that you can keep your immune system healthy
Balanced eating plan, 8+ hours of sleep, Stress management
5 serving of fruits and vegetables
Hygiene and hand washing
The second line of innate defense that sounds a chemical alarm as an immune response
What is inflammation?
What is an adaptive defense (or humoral/cellular)?
Monitors bacteria in the gut to identify pathogens
What are Peyer's patches?
Keratin protein
What is the substance our hair, skin, and nails are mostly made of?
What is a Merkel cell?
Utilizes B cells to recognize and destroy pathogens outside of a cell
What is humoral adaptive defense?
Infant receives an MMR vaccine
What is an example of artificially acquired active immunity?
Respiratory, reproductive, and gastrointestinal mucous linings
Where is MALT found?
Ink pigment penetrates deep into dermal layer and macrophages cannot break them down
Why tattoos are permanent?
B cells, Dendritic cells, and macrophages
What are types of APC's- antigen presenting cells?
Helper, Cytotoxic, and Regulatory
What are types of T cells used in Adaptive Defense Cellular Immunity?
The majority of the population takes a vaccine to successfully diminish a pathogen
What is herd immunity?
The ability to return leaked bodily fluids back to the blood
Stratum lucidum
What is the layer of epidermis that is only found in thick skin- soles and palms?
Lymphatic capillaries, vessels, nodes, trunks, ducts, heart
What is the correct order for leaked fluid to be returned back to the heart?