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Immunology

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Lesson 12.1: Lymphatic System

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Immune and Lymphatic Systems

BODY DEFENSE MECHANISMS

• Physical Mechanisms

• Cellular Mechanisms

• Humoral Defense Mechanisms

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Lymphatic System

• Vessels

• Cells, Tissues, Organs

• Lymph Nodes

• Lymph

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Lymphatic System (cont.)

• Functions

– absorption

– removal

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Word Analysis and Definition

• Identify the suffix of the following words to determine the meaning of each word related to immune:

Immunity Immunize

Immunology Immunologist

Immunization Immunoglobulin

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Lymphatic Organs

• Spleen

• Tonsils

• Adenoids

• Thymus Gland

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Word Analysis and Definition

• What are the differences between the sets of words?

– spleen and splenectomy

– tonsil and tonsillectomy

– phagocyte, phagocytic, phagocytosis

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Disorders of the Lymphatic System

• Lymphoma

– Hodgkin lymphoma

– non-Hodgkin

lymphoma

• Lymphedema

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Disorders of the Lymphatic System

• Tonsillitis

• Splenomegaly

• Ruptured Spleen

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Word Analysis and Definition

• Identify the suffix of the following words to determine the meaning of each word:- lymphoma

- lymphadenectomy- lymphadenitis

- lymphadenopathy- lymphangiogram

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Lesson 12.2: Immune System

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The Immune System

• Function of the Immune System

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The Immune System (cont.)

• Humoral Immunity

– specificity

– memory

– discrimination

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Word Analysis and Definition

• Define each term and use it in a sentence:

– antigen

– mutation

– resistance

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Immunity

• Cellular Immunity

• Humoral Immunity

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Immunity (cont.)

• Natural Active Immunity

• Natural Passive Immunity

• Artificial Active Immunity

• Artificial Passive Immunity

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Keynote

“Antibodies can be produced naturally in response to an antigen or artificially in response to immunizations.”

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Natural Active Immunity

• Antibodies are made naturally, in response

to exposure to a pathogen or disease.

• Make your own antibodies.

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Natural Passive Immunity

• Antibodies are made naturally, in response

to exposure to a pathogen or disease, and

then transferred.

• Receive pre-made antibodies.

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Artificial Active Immunity

• Antibodies are made in response to

deliberate exposure to a killed or

weakened pathogen, through vaccination

or immunization.

• Make your own antibodies.

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Artificial Passive Immunity

• Artificial passive immunity is when a

person receives antibodies made by

another person or animal such as

receiving immune serum for snakebite.

• Receive pre-made antibodies.

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Word Analysis and Definition

• Give the term based on the provided definition:

– to administer a preparation to generate active immunity

– process by which cells or other particles adhere to each other and form clumps

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Word Analysis and Definition

• Give the term based on the provided definition:

– group of proteins in serum that destroy bacteria and other cells

– weaken the ability of an organism to cause disease

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Disorders of the Immune System

• Hypersensitivity

• Anaphylaxis

• Anaphylactic Shock

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Disorders of the Immune System

• Autoimmune Disorders

• Immunodeficiency Disorders

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Word Analysis and Definition

• What do these terms have in common? How are they different?

– alloimmune

– autoimmune

– Immunodeficiency

– immunosuppression

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HIV and AIDS

• HIV

– body fluids

– opportunistic

infections

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Word Analysis and Definition

• Define each term and then use each in a sentence:

– dormant

– incubation

– opportunistic

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Chapter 12 Summary

• Focus on the words presented in this

power point for the test.