Angelica Dizon – The Immune System in Detail

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Angelica Dizon – The Immune System in Detail

Description:

• The Immune System Revealed
  • Discover the inner workings behind the immune system. like you’ve never heard it before!
• Inflammation: The Attention Center
  • How the inflammatory reaction works and what you can to do to diagnose and treat complications
• Inflammation out of control
  • Sepsis, anaphylactic reactions, organ rejection, and allergies: What are the symptoms?
• Common Immune Disorders
  • Treatment and prevention of autoimmune disease, HIV and antibiotic-resistant bacteria

If you had to master one concept in your career, it should have been the inflammatory response.

• Care for patients with:
• Cardiac disorders?
• What are the symptoms of respiratory problems?
• Gastrointestinal disorders?
• Are there neurological disorders?
• Immunosuppression, infection, and cancer?

Many of the diseases we treat are caused by inflammation. It is the body’s primary defense against injury and healing. To provide exceptional care to your patients, it is important that you understand the inflammatory response.

Although the inflammatory process is complex, you can break it down into three events: 1) vasodilation and 2) capillarypermeability. 3) Clotting. The These events can lead to many other conditions like septic shock (ARDS), atherosclerosis (atherosclerosis), and others. The absence of a response can also be devastating, exposing the body and mind to deadly infections.

By learning the anatomy, physiology, as well as pathophysiology of inflammation and immune responses, you can learn how to treat patients suffering from inflammation.

If you’ve had trouble with these concepts in If you are looking for the best of the past, this program is for you. You will be able to understand the details you require.

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OUTLINE

Immunity: Definitions and Overview

• Self versus nonself
• Role of immunogens (Antigens)

The Immune System

• Lymphoid (Immune) system
• Structure and function
• The biological role of the C system

Complexes of Major Histocompatibility

• Different classes of MHC-antigens
• Role of MHC-antigens in Autoimmunity and transplants
• Autoimmunity

The Immune Response: All it takes is to put it all together

• Afferent limb
• Efferent limbs
• Afferent and efferent have the same goal: to react with the immunegen and render it inactive
• Primary Response
• Secondary Responses
• Different types of immunity
• Hypersensitivity reactions
• Immunodeficiency disorders

Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)

Organ-Specific Autoimmune Disease

• Idiopathic thrombocytopenia Purpura (ITP).
• Multiple Sclerosis
• Guillain-Barré Syndrome
• Myasthenia Gravis
• Rheumatism fever
• Addison’s disease
• Type I Diabetes Mellitus
• Good pasture syndrome

Systemic Autoimmune Disease

• Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
• Rheumatoid Arthritis
• Progressive Systemic
• Sclerosis (scleroderma).

Serum Sickness

• Penicillin and sulfonamides exposure

ABO Blood Group Antigens

• Blood typing
• Rh factor

Diagnostic Tests

• Urine studies
• Radioisotope studies
• CT and MRI
• Biopsies
• Laboratory studies

Inflammatory Reaction

• Acute inflammation has many gross features
• Fluid aspects of inflammation
• Inflammation in the cell
• Mediation of inflammation
• Types of leukocytes

Patterns of Inflammation

• Acute
• Chronic
• Noncellular exudates
• Cellular exudates

Factors That Affect Inflammation and Healing

• Affected circulation
• Leukocyte numbers are declining in The circulating blood
• Drug-inhibiting effects
• Malnourishment
• Poor approximation to wound edges

Multiplier and shock-organ Dysfunction

• Definitions (Exhibit a)
• The stages of shock
• Shock treatment measures

Antibiotic-Resistant Organisms

• Organisms can resist newer and classic agents.
• To evade pharmacology, genetic and biochemical mutations
• The main factor in resistance is the inappropriate use of antibiotics

OBJECTIVES

• Identify the first line immune defense mechanisms.
• You can list several types of leukocytes along with their functions.
• Explain the role of immunological memory.
• Describe the three components of the inflammatory response.
• Summarize the major illness-causing inflammatory responses.
• Discuss your patient care needs for selected immune disorders.