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Daniella Mendez, Period 1, Lymphatic/Immune System - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Exposure to live pathogens
    - - Stimulation of an immune response with symptoms of a disease
  - - - Exposure to vaccine containing weakened/dead pathogens
    - - Stimulation of an immune response without sever symptoms of a disease
  - - - Antibodies passed to fetus from pregnant women with active immunity
    - - Short term immunity for a newborn without stimulating an immune response
  - - - Injection of antiserum or gamma globulins
    - - Short term immunity without stimulating an immune response
- - - - Defend against pathogen
      - Defend against cancer cells
    - - Pathogens
      - Foreign Particles
      - Debris
- - - - Prevent the entry of certain pathogens by providing physical seperation
    - - Skin
      - Mucous Membrane
  - - - Guard against many type of pathogens
    - - Chemical Barriers
        
        Enzymes
        
        pH
        
        Salt
        
        Interferons
      - Natural Killer Cells
      - Inflammation
      - Phagocytosis
      - Fever
  - - - Eliminate specific pathogens
    - - Cellular Immune Response
      - Humoral Immune Response
- - - - Secrete Cytokines
      - Secrete Antibodies
- - - - Contagious
      - Airborne
      - Contact with someone with shingles
    - - Fever
      - Loss of appetite
      - Headache
    - - Varicella Vaccine
      - Over The Counter Medication
      - Cold Baths
  - - - Thumb Sucking
      - Airborne/Through Hands
      - Transmitted Through Clothes
    - - Itching Around Anal
      - Insomnia
      - Loss of Appetite
    - - Over The Counter Medication
      - Mebendazole
      - Albendazole
  - - - Contaminated wounds
      - Punctured Wounds
      - Burns
    - - Trouble Swallowing
      - Headaches
      - Fever & Sweating
    - - Antibiotics
      - Hospitalization
      - Aggressive Wound Care
  - - - Mosquito Bite
      - Infected Blood Transfusion
      - Infection Passed through or before delivery
    - - Fever
      - Kidney Failure
      - Seizures
    - - Antimalarial Drugs
      - IV or Oral Clindamycin
      - Tetracyclines
  - - - Unvaccinated
      - Droplet from Cough
      - Bacterial Pneumonia
    - - Cough
      - Fever
      - Runny Nose
    - - Prescribed Antibiotics
      - Plenty of Fluids
      - Doctor Visit
  - - - Unvaccinated
      - RUV Virus
      - Children
    - - Headache
      - Cough
      - Rash
    - - No Treatment
      - Vaccine
  - - - Contaminated Water
      - Raw Food
      - Poor Sanitary Conditions
    - - Headache
      - Vomitting
      - Diarrhea
    - - Oral Rehydration Therapy
      - Probiotics
      - Antibiotics
  - - - Person to Person Contact
      - Contaminated Items
      - From Infected Person
    - - Fever
      - Headaches
      - Severe Fatigue
    - - Vaccination
      - Antiviral Drugs
      - Brincidofovir
  - - - Close to close contact
      - Droplets in air
    - - Fever
      - Aching Muscles
      - Headache
    - - Prescribed Medication
      - Influenza Vaccine
      - Oseltamivir
  - - - Weakened Immune System
      - Pregnancy
      - Babies
    - - Headache
      - Fever
      - Nausea
    - - Antibiotics
      - Oxygen Therapy
      - Penicillin
  - - - Eating Uncooked Food
      - Contact with cat flees
      - Congenital mother to baby
    - - Fever
      - Swollen Lymph Nodes
      - Headache
    - - Vaccine
      - antiparasitic drugs
      - Antibiotics
  - - - Person to Person
      - Unvaccinated
      - Contaminated Water
    - - Sore Throat
      - Fever
      - Tiredness
    - - Physical Therapy
      - Vaccine
      - IPV
  - - - Substance Abuse
      - Organ Transplant
      - Weak Immune System
    - - Chest Pain
      - Chills
      - Bad Cough
    - - Linezoid
      - RIPE TB treatment
      - Rifapentine
  - - - Unvaccinated
      - Airborne
      - Young
    - - High Fever
      - Dry Cough
      - Runny Nose
    - - Prescribed Antibiotics
      - MMR Vaccination
      - Drink Fluids
  - - - Person to Person Contact
      - Contaminated Surfaces
      - Fluid from blisters/scars
    - - Fever
      - Mouth Scars
      - Rash
    - - Over Counter Medication
      - Drink Fluids
      - Avoid Contact with Infected People