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    1.5: The role of circulatory system in the bodys defencesystem

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    Bodys Defence Mechanism Circulatory System (CS) also defends the body against

    disease abolition of the disease causingmicroorganisms (pathogen)

    Humans have 3 lines of defence against pathogens:

    FIRST LINE OFDEFENCE

    THIRD LINE OFDEFENCE

    Skin

    # sweat# sebum

    Phagocytosisby phagocytes

    SECOND LINEOF DEFENCE

    MucousMembranes#Secretion of

    mucus

    Antibodiesproducted bylymphocytes

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    First line of defence

    -prevent of pathogen entering the body

    (i) Skin

    -as a physical barrier

    -is made up of a dead keratinised layer- tough enough for pathogen topenetrate

    If there is a scratch/cut , the blood clotsto seal the wound & avoids infection

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    -as a chemical barrier (a) sweat gland secretes sweatwhich contains salt ,

    & lysozyme ( destroy bacteria)

    (b) Sebaceous gland secretessebum-which contains acid &oil

    ## All these substances areunfavourable for growth of

    microorganisms

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    (ii) Tears & Saliva

    -Contain lysozyme - protect theeyes & mouth from pathogeninvasion

    (iii) Gastric juice in stomach

    -contain hydrochloric acid destroys most pathogens in foods &drinks

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    (iv) Mucous membranes

    -secrete mucus in nasal cavity &tracheas to trap the dustparticles & spores

    - The cilia in the respiratory tractsweep the trapping particles

    to the pharynx & stimulatesneeze /cough to expel out the

    pathogens

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    Second line of defence (non-specificdefence)

    -killing the pathogens that entered our body byaction ofphagocyticwhite blood cells(neutrophill & monocyte)

    known as phagocytes(process: phagocytosis)

    -occur when the pathogens get through the first

    line of defence .-Phagocytes move to the infected area due to the

    stimulation by chemicals released by damaged

    cells example cut skin.

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    The third line of defence (antibody)

    1)is a kind ofprotein released bylymphocytes

    in response to the presence of foreignsubstances, called antigen in our body

    2)Lymphocytes (WBC) :

    -found in lymph nodes & in the blood circulatorysystem

    -2 types :

    B- lymphocyte T-lymphocytesSecretes antibody Helps B-lymphocytes

    in antibody

    production

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    3)Antigen

    -is a substance (usually protein) normally found

    on the outer surface of pathogen.-different types of pathogen act as different types

    of antigen.

    4)It is a specific defence because when a specificantigen invades the body, lymphocytes isstimulated & produces specific antibodytodestroy these specific antigens.

    5)This response is known as immune responsebecause it resists the body from pathogens ordisease

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    6) After any infection, some lymphocytesremain in the body as memory cells, which

    may last for several months /years.#This memory cells help to defend the body

    against next infection by the same

    antigen.#During this period, someone is said to be

    immuned for that particular disease.

    7) Definition of immunity

    The ability of an organism to defend

    itself against infection by pathogens.

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    Types of Immunity