medportal CDB | Taxonomy | MeSH / Immune System [A15.382]

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MeSH

Immune System [A15.382]

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Child Tags

Lymphatic System [A15.382.520]

Bone Marrow [A15.382.216]

Leukocytes [A15.382.490]

Mononuclear Phagocyte System [A15.382.812]

Phagocytes [A15.382.680]

Activities

Clinically Relevant Immunology: Acute Inflammation (Archived)
Large Group Session

Part 1 / Medical Foundation 1 / Respirology

Luke Tomczak MF1 Respirology
Tutorial

Part 1 / Medical Foundation 1 / Respirology / Week 1

Thomas Gagnon MF1 Respirology
Tutorial

Part 1 / Medical Foundation 1 / Respirology / Week 2

Nabil Assad MF1 Respirology
Tutorial

Part 1 / Medical Foundation 1 / Introduction to Medicine / Week 2

Introduction to Immunology
Active Large Group Session

Part 1 / Medical Foundation 1 / Introduction to Medicine / Week 2

Jesse Knox MF2 Hematology
Tutorial

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Hematology / Week 4

Mary Jane Morrison MF3 Reproduction
Tutorial

Part 3 / Medical Foundation 3 / Reproduction and Pregnancy / Week 2

Introduction to MF4 and ID (Archived)
Large Group Session

Albi Mantoukian MF4 Host Defence (Archived)
Tutorial

A.J. Singhai MF4 Host Defence (Archived)
Tutorial

Vivian Chu MF4 Host Defence (Archived)
Tutorial

Shane Williams MF4 Host Defence (Archived)
Tutorial

Nalini Methuka MF4 Host Defence (Archived)
Tutorial

Advanced Immunology (Archived)
Large Group Session

Introduction to Immunology (Archived)
Large Group Session

Objectives

Describe the different types of cells that are involved in the immune response (granulocytes, macrophages, lymphocytes, NK cells).
Activity Objectives

Part 1 / Medical Foundation 1 / Introduction to Medicine

Describe the differentiation and development of white blood cells.
General Objectives

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Hematology

Describe the classification of the types of white blood cells.
General Objectives

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Hematology

Describe the roles of neutrophils, monocytes, and lymphocytes.
General Objectives

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Hematology

Upon completion of this problem, students will be able to describe the role of the lymphocyte in the immune system, develop an introductory approach to the manifestations, diagnosis, and complications of lymphoma, and will be able to describe a palliative approach to care.
Global Objectives

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Hematology

By the end of Host Defenses, students will be expected to understand how the immune system moderates the relationship between host and pathogen, and how theses complex relationships are modified by public health and infection control.
General Objectives

Host Defense and Neoplasia

Understand the role of the innate immune system in preventing and combating infectious diseases.
General Objectives

Host Defense and Neoplasia

Understand the interaction between the immune system and ingested pathogens.
General Objectives

Host Defense and Neoplasia

Understand the arms of the immune system that prevent mucosal candidiasis.
General Objectives

Host Defense and Neoplasia

Understand the effect of pregnancy on the immune system.
General Objectives

Host Defense and Neoplasia

Upon completion of this problem, students will be able to explain how skin forms an integral component of the immune system and the consequences of breaches in this barrier. They will be able to describe the composition of normal host flora, the classification of bacteria and explain how these bacteria can lead to infections, such as those at surgical sites, especially when facilitated by the presence of prosthetic material.
Global Objectives

Part 5 / Integration Foundation / Host Defense and Neoplasia

Upon completion of this case, students will be able to illustrate that candida is a type of fungus, classified as a yeast, that is part of normal flora, but which may cause mucosal disease if normal flora is altered, or if there are defects in cell-mediated immunity.
Global Objectives

Host Defense and Neoplasia

Upon completion of this case, students will be able to describe how vaccines stimulate the host's immune system in a particular manner to prevent acquiring a disease, as well as assess the contribution of existing and novel vaccines to health care.
Global Objectives

Host Defense and Neoplasia

Explain the overall structure of the immune system.
General Objectives

Part 5 / Integration Foundation / Host Defense and Neoplasia

Structure of the immune system: Innate verses acquired and non-specific verses specific.
General Objectives

Host Defense and Neoplasia

Specific arms of the immune system: normal flora, mechanical and chemical defenses, phagocytes, complement, immunoglobulins, cell-mediated immunity and spleen.
General Objectives

Host Defense and Neoplasia

Describe the differences between and classify various types of pathogens (e.g. bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites).
General Objectives

Part 5 / Integration Foundation / Host Defense and Neoplasia

Upon completion of this problem, students will be able to integrate the various branches of the immune system and be able to identify when to initiate an immunodeficiency work-up.
Global Objectives

Part 5 / Integration Foundation / Host Defense and Neoplasia

Tag Info

Taxonomy

Tag Parent

Hemic and Immune Systems [A15]

Use Count

56

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