Understanding Pharmacology Chapter 11_ Drugs That Affect
Understanding
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Pharmacology
System – lecture
Chaptersummary.pdf
11_ Drugs That Affect
Understanding
the Immune
Pharmacology
System – lecture
Chaptersummary.pdf
11_ Drugs That Affect the Immune System – lecture summary.pdf
Understanding
Pharmacology Chapter 11:
Drugs That Affect the
Immune System – lecture
summary
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Understanding Pharmacology Chapter 11_ Drugs That Affect
Understanding
the Immune
Pharmacology
System – lecture
Chaptersummary.pdf
11_ Drugs That Affect
Understanding
the Immune
Pharmacology
System – lecture
Chaptersummary.pdf
11_ Drugs That Affect the Immune System – lecture summary.pdf
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infants are scheduled to have dDAP vaccines when? 2m, 4m, 6m, between 15-18m, between 4-6yold total of 5 doses followed by
tdap between 11-12yold
provides immediate short term protection and used to passive immunity
inactivate invading organisms
contains either amodified toxin an antigen produces or toxoids vaccine (whooping cough or hpv vaccine)
actual part of the organism
acquired immunity an adaptive (learned) internal protection that results in long term resistance to
the effects of invading microorganisms
calcineurin inhibitors a class of drugs that works to prevent the first phase of T cell activation by
binding to the protein and forming a complex that inhibits calcineurin presents
in some immune system cells
active immunity the antibody mediated immunity you acquire when your body actually learns
to make specific antibodies in response to the presence of specific antigens
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antibody a Y shaped protein with areas on its "arms" that bind directly and tightly to
anything that has the same specific code that triggered the B cell to respond
by making specific antibodies ITS ALSO CALLED IMMUNE GLOBULINS OR
IMMUNOGLOBULINS.
antibody titer a crude measurement of the presence of antibody in blood at different blood
dilutions
Antigen any cell product or protein with a code different than your own that enters
your body and is recognized by your body as "foreign" and that will trigger
your B cells to produce specific antibodies against it.
antiproliferative drugs drugs that slow the growth of immune system cells responsible for
autoimmune diseases and for transplant rejection
antirejection drugs drugs that suppress the components of the immune responsible for rejection
of transplanted tissues and organs
artificially acquired active immunity the type of antibody-mediated immunity that is started when the antigen is
deliberately placed into your body to force your B cells to make a specific
antibody against it
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Understanding
the Immune
Pharmacology
System – lecture
Chaptersummary.pdf
11_ Drugs That Affect
Understanding
the Immune
Pharmacology
System – lecture
Chaptersummary.pdf
11_ Drugs That Affect the Immune System – lecture summary.pdf
Understanding
Pharmacology Chapter 11:
Drugs That Affect the
Immune System – lecture
summary
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Understanding Pharmacology Chapter 11_ Drugs That Affect
Understanding
the Immune
Pharmacology
System – lecture
Chaptersummary.pdf
11_ Drugs That Affect
Understanding
the Immune
Pharmacology
System – lecture
Chaptersummary.pdf
11_ Drugs That Affect the Immune System – lecture summary.pdf
,understanding pharmacology chapter 11 drugs that affect the immune system..pdf understanding pharmacology chapter 11 drugs that affect the immune system..pdf understanding pharmacology chapter 11 drugs that affect the immune system..pdf
Terms in this set (104)
infants are scheduled to have dDAP vaccines when? 2m, 4m, 6m, between 15-18m, between 4-6yold total of 5 doses followed by
tdap between 11-12yold
provides immediate short term protection and used to passive immunity
inactivate invading organisms
contains either amodified toxin an antigen produces or toxoids vaccine (whooping cough or hpv vaccine)
actual part of the organism
acquired immunity an adaptive (learned) internal protection that results in long term resistance to
the effects of invading microorganisms
calcineurin inhibitors a class of drugs that works to prevent the first phase of T cell activation by
binding to the protein and forming a complex that inhibits calcineurin presents
in some immune system cells
active immunity the antibody mediated immunity you acquire when your body actually learns
to make specific antibodies in response to the presence of specific antigens
understanding pharmacology chapter 11 drugs that affect the immune system..pdf understanding pharmacology chapter 11 drugs that affect the immune system..pdf understanding pharmacology chapter 11 drugs that affect the immune system..pdf
, understanding pharmacology chapter 11 drugs that affect the immune system..pdf understanding pharmacology chapter 11 drugs that affect the immune system..pdf understanding pharmacology chapter 11 drugs that affect the immune system..pdf
antibody a Y shaped protein with areas on its "arms" that bind directly and tightly to
anything that has the same specific code that triggered the B cell to respond
by making specific antibodies ITS ALSO CALLED IMMUNE GLOBULINS OR
IMMUNOGLOBULINS.
antibody titer a crude measurement of the presence of antibody in blood at different blood
dilutions
Antigen any cell product or protein with a code different than your own that enters
your body and is recognized by your body as "foreign" and that will trigger
your B cells to produce specific antibodies against it.
antiproliferative drugs drugs that slow the growth of immune system cells responsible for
autoimmune diseases and for transplant rejection
antirejection drugs drugs that suppress the components of the immune responsible for rejection
of transplanted tissues and organs
artificially acquired active immunity the type of antibody-mediated immunity that is started when the antigen is
deliberately placed into your body to force your B cells to make a specific
antibody against it
understanding pharmacology chapter 11 drugs that affect the immune system..pdf understanding pharmacology chapter 11 drugs that affect the immune system..pdf understanding pharmacology chapter 11 drugs that affect the immune system..pdf
