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Mind Map by Maies Salah, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Maies Salah
over 8 years ago
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An unimmunized child
- Natural healing
- Alternative medicine
- A general term for any of
a number of healing
techniques, which may
be rooted in super
naturalistic or
paranormal methods.
- Biology-based
- Hemeopathy
- Mind-body therapy
- Neuropathy
- A general term for any of
a number of healing
techniques, which may
be rooted in super
naturalistic or
paranormal methods.
- Complementary medicine
- A group of diagnostic
and therapeutic
disciplines that are
used together with
conventional medicine
- Acupunture
- Aroma therapy
- Massage therapy
- Cupping
- A group of diagnostic
and therapeutic
disciplines that are
used together with
conventional medicine
- Alternative medicine
- Normal flora of the lungs
- Burkholderia
cepacia complex
- Infections of the lung
- H. Influenza
- Klebsiella
Pneumoniae
- Pneumoniae
- Signs
- Chest pain
- Fatigue
- Breathlessness
- Pale skin
- Cough with
thick mucus
- Chest pain
- Signs
- H. Influenza
- Kingella spp
- Chlamydophila
pneumoniae
- Streptococcus
pneumoniae
- Burkholderia
cepacia complex
- Immunization (via vaccination)
- Consist of:
weakened or
killed form of
microbe
(attenuated)
- Mechanism
- 1- Detect the threat
whether its a pathogen or
a immunization
- 2- Components of innate
immune system will
respond to challenge
- 1- Detect the threat
whether its a pathogen or
a immunization
- Types
- Inactivated
- Live attenuated
- Inactivated
- Administration
- Right site
- Right vaccine
- Right dose
- Right route
- Right person
- Right site
- Consist of:
weakened or
killed form of
microbe
(attenuated)
- Vaccines
- Side effects
- Pain, swelling & redness
- Shivering
- Fatigue
- Headache
- Fever
- Pain, swelling & redness
- Consequences of NO vaccines
- Tetanus
- Polio & Rubella
- Pertussis
(Whooping cough)
- Bacterial infection
of nose and throat
- Tests
- Blood test
- Chest x-ray
- Nose or throat culture
- Blood test
- Symptoms
- Runny nose or nasal
congestion
- Cough
- Vomiting
- Fever & fatigue
- Breathless
- Runny nose or nasal
congestion
- Complications
- Broken vessels in eyes
- Bruised or cracked ribs
- Seizures & brain
damage
- Abdominal hernia
- Pneumonia & apnea
- Broken vessels in eyes
- Bacterial infection
of nose and throat
- Small pox & H.
Influenza
- Measles
- Viral infection of
respiratory system
- Very contagious
- Viral infection of
respiratory system
- Tetanus
- Who should not get vaccinated
- If vaccine is taken before
- Having severe allergies
- If AIDS/HIV is present
- Having long term disease
- If immune
system is
compromised
- If vaccine is taken before
- Side effects
- Immunity
- Passive
(cell-mediated)
- Artificial =
Antibody
transfer/
vaccines
- Natural =
Maternal
transfer
- Artificial =
Antibody
transfer/
vaccines
- Active
(Humoral)
- Natural
= upon
infection
- Artificial =
active
immunization
- Natural
= upon
infection
- Cells involved in immunity
- Neutrophils
- Acute inflammation
- Acute inflammation
- Basophils
- Parasite infections & releases histamine
- Parasite infections & releases histamine
- Monocytes
- Chronic inflammation
- Chronic inflammation
- Lymphocytes
- Immune reponse
- B cells
- T cells
- B cells
- Immune reponse
- Eosinophils
- Allergies
- Allergies
- Neutrophils
- Passive
(cell-mediated)
- Antibodies
- Ig A
- Ig G
- Ig D
- Ig E
- Ig M
- Direct actions
- Agglutination
- Precipitation
- Lysis
- Neutralization
- Agglutination
- Ig A
- Interaction of
immune system and
microorganism
- Active mechanism
- Immunosuppression
- Blocks normal
function of
immune cells
- Immunosuppression
- Passive mechanism
- Latency
- Genomic integration
- Antigenic variation
- Latency
- Affects
- Multiple organ failure
- Live vaccines
- Immune disorders
- Allograft rejection
- Multiple organ failure
- Active mechanism
- HERD Immunity
- a form of immunity that
occurs when the
vaccination of a
significant portion of a
population (or herd)
provides a measure of
protection for individuals
who have not developed
immunity.
- a form of immunity that
occurs when the
vaccination of a
significant portion of a
population (or herd)
provides a measure of
protection for individuals
who have not developed
immunity.
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