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It sounds like this is schoolwork for someone somewhere...without an immune system, our bodies are left undefended against foreign invaders. The first opportunistic pathogen (this could be a virus, a bacterium, a fungus, or a parasite) to infect an individual without an immune system will likely result in this person's death.
That is, someone without an immune system (the body's defense against infection), a person cannot live unless they are completely isolated from any source of infection.
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What is saccadic eye movement deficiency?
It's a tracking disorder that makes reading very difficult. It causes the eyes to skip over words, lines, and sometimes even paragraphs when you try to read.
What is joberes disease?
its a liver disorder that makes your eyes yellow
What disorder makes you blood clots poorly?
Its called HemophohepilBine
Which makes viral infections difficult to defeat?
The immune system must attack the bodys own cells
What is the medical term meaning factor in a patient's condition which makes the use of a drug dangerous or ill-advised?
Contraindication -is a factor in which the patient's condition that makes the use of a medication or specific treatment dangerous or ill advised.
What makes an immune deficiency so disorder and so dangerous?
An immune deficiency is dangerous because your body is not able to fight off other illnesses as well as someone who does not have an immune deficiency. This means that the common cold can become very dangerous.
What makes a immune disorder so dangerous?
An immune disorder - disrupts the body's natural ability to fight off infection. This leaves the patient vulnerable to any illnesses. Even a common cold could be life-threatening.
What does each letter in AIDS stand for?
AIDS stands for Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome and HIV stands for Human Immunodeficiency Virus. HIV is the name for a virus that makes your immune system weaker, and AIDS is the name of the condition, brought on by the virus, when your immune system doesn't work anymore.
What makes an immune deficiency disorder so dangerous?
Your immune system is responsible for defending the body against viruses and bacteria. Your body is exposed to hundreds of different viruses and bacteria every day but its immune system allows it to kill these threats before they can multiply and cause damage. Most of these threats are killed before they can do any damage at all but some viruses (such as the flu) multiply and attack the body. While you are ill for a few days the body creates a way to kill the threat and you get better from the virus - without an immune system you would not have the necessary cells to overcome an infectious or bacterial illness. If your immune system is damaged (a good example would be HIV/AIDS) the body loses its ability to fight these dangers and as such viruses and bacteria cause damage to the tissues of the body as there is no system working to destroy them.
What makes measles so dangerous?
measles wouldn't be dangerous if parents would stop poisoning their kids immune system with processed foods, sodas and high fructose corn syrup.
What is musclar dystophy?
An immune system disorder which causes white blood cells to attack the muscle tissue. This makes it hard to move and eventually paralyzes the person.
What Vitamin Deficiency makes water taste salty?
water deficiency
What is susceptibility to opportunistic infections are a symptom of?
AIDS stands for acquired immune deficiency syndrome and is characterized by destruction of a component of the immune system called helper T cells (or CD4 cells). This inhibits the functioning of the entire immune system and makes one more susceptible to opportunistic infections or infections that people with normally functioning immune systems seldom succumb to.
What is saccadic eye movement deficiency?
It's a tracking disorder that makes reading very difficult. It causes the eyes to skip over words, lines, and sometimes even paragraphs when you try to read.
How much pain does a spleen disorder cause?
A spleen disorder is quite dangerous as it takes away the immunity of the person which then makes them very vulnerable to infection and means that they will have to take special medications for the rest of their lives to accommodate this.
What makes AIDS AIDS?
AIDS is a lead of HIV. AIDS occurs when HIV has defeated your immune system. And now, the disease will be worse. AIDS is like HIV, except without an immune system.
Is HIV the primary cause of death in people with AIDS?
Here's how it works: HIV is the name of a virus that attacks the immune system, makes it weaker. Eventually the immune system fails completely, which makes the person wide open to any and all diseases. The name for when this happens is AIDS. AIDS stands for Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome. Meaning your immune system has gotten really weakened. Meaning you catch a lot of other diseases easily. Eventually one of them, or several of them working together, is what kills you.
