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Do Now—5.6.15 What is personal protective equipment (PPE)? What do you think it means for something to be sterile? Clean?

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Page 1: Do Now—5.6.15 What is personal protective equipment (PPE)? What do you think it means for something to be sterile? Clean?

Do Now—5.6.15

What is personal protective equipment (PPE)?

What do you think it means for something to be sterile? Clean?

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Unit 5: Infectious Diseases5.1.6:Lines of Defense

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Objective

SWBAT reflect on their performance on the group lymphatic system assessment.

SWBAT diagram the steps necessary to isolate bacteria.

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Nonspecific vs. Specific WS

Nonspecific external defense mechanisms—these keep pathogens from entering the body without pathogen recognition.

Both: Nonspecific external defense (first defense)—keeps pathogens outSkin: block pathogen entry, suppresses microbe growth. Mucus: traps pathogens

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Nonspecific vs. Specific WS

Nonspecific internal defense mechanisms (phagocytic cells, inflammation)—these kill pathogens after they have been able to enter the body.

WBCs indicate that there is a serious infection because WBCs are phagocytic cells, which are part of nonspecific and specific immunity. WBCs are involved in inflammation and cell-mediated immunity. WBCs engulf pathogens.

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Nonspecific vs. Specific WS

Don’t have notes for #6 and #7, but these are the answers

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Nonspecific vs. Specific WS

Bacteria, virus, allergens (dust, pollen, etc —you’ll see in the Immunity packet)

Cell-mediated response involves the T cells (helper and cytotoxic) and macrophages.

Antibody-mediated response (humoral response) involves the B cells (plasma and memory) and antibodies and can involve helper T cells.

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Nonspecific vs. Specific WS

The clump (antigen and antibody interaction) attracts phagocytes (WBCs) and the WBCs engulf the clump and destroy it.

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Nonspecific vs. Specific WS

The clump (antigen and antibody interaction) attracts phagocytes (WBCs) and the WBCs engulf the clump and destroy it.

The clump (antigen and antibody interaction) attracts phagocytes (WBCs) and the WBCs engulf the clump and destroy it.

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Nonspecific vs. Specific WS

The clump (antigen and antibody interaction) attracts phagocytes (WBCs) and the WBCs engulf the clump and destroy it.

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Nonspecific vs. Specific WS

B cells

Specific Nonspecific

Inflammatory Response

WBCs

Plasma B cells

Cytotoxic T cells

Helper T cells

4 –5 – 8 – 3 – 2 – 7 – 1 – 6 -

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5.1.3: Isolating Bacteria

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5.1.3: Isolating Bacteria

Aseptic technique is a method of preventing the transmission of infectious agents to/from specimens; working in sterile (no infectious agents) conditions.

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5.1.3: Isolating Bacteria

New sterile plastic inoculating loops must be used to transfer bacterial cultures. Metal inoculating loops can be sterilized (using fire) in between cultures.

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5.1.3: Isolating Bacteria

New sterile plastic inoculating loops must be used to transfer bacterial cultures. Metal inoculating loops can be sterilized (using fire) in between cultures.

Caps of test tubes or tops of Petri dishes must be held during the entire procedure and never placed on the table or contamination will result.

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5.1.3: Isolating Bacteria

New sterile plastic inoculating loops must be used to transfer bacterial cultures. Metal inoculating loops can be sterilized (using fire) in between cultures.

Caps of test tubes or tops of Petri dishes must be held during the entire procedure and never placed on the table or contamination will result.

Proper personal protective equipment needs to be worn at all times.

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5.1.3: Isolating Bacteria

Absolutely no food or drink is allowed in the laboratory area.

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5.1.3: Isolating Bacteria

Absolutely no food or drink is allowed in the laboratory area.

All work surfaces need to be disinfected before and after the lab.

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5.1.3: Isolating Bacteria

Absolutely no food or drink is allowed in the laboratory area.

All work surfaces need to be disinfected before and after the lab.

Hands must be thoroughly washed with soap and water before and after working with any samples.

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5.1.3: Isolating Bacteria

Streak plating is a method used to obtain one individual bacteria colony.

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5.1.3: Isolating Bacteria

Streak plating is a method used to obtain one individual bacteria colony.

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Homework

STEM Survey---late credit 75/100 if you complete it for Thursday. 50/100 if by Friday.

Quiz on Unit 5 on Tuesday – start studying and coming to tutoring for help!

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5.1.3: Isolating Bacteria

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5.1.3: Isolating Bacteria

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5.1.3: Isolating Bacteria

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5.1.3: Isolating Bacteria

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5.1.3: Isolating Bacteria

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5.1.3: Isolating Bacteria

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5.1.3: Isolating Bacteria

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Homework

STEM Survey---late credit 75/100 if you complete it for Thursday. 50/100 if by Friday.

Quiz on Unit 5 on Tuesday – start studying and coming to tutoring for help!