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    The document discusses the role of the immune system in skin infections. It outlines both the non-specific and specific immune responses. The non-specific response includes physical and chemical barriers like the skin and its layers, sweat, mucus, stomach acid, and lysozymes. The specific response involves cellular immunity from T cells, B cells, macrophages, and natural killer cells, as well as humoral immunity from antibodies, complement proteins, cytokines, and C-reactive protein. Together, these immune components defend the skin from pathogens.

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    The document discusses the role of the immune system in skin infections. It outlines both the non-specific and specific immune responses. The non-specific response includes physical and chemical barriers like the skin and its layers, sweat, mucus, stomach acid, and lysozymes. The specific response involves cellular immunity from T cells, B cells, macrophages, and natural killer cells, as well as humoral immunity from antibodies, complement proteins, cytokines, and C-reactive protein. Together, these immune components defend the skin from pathogens.

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    The document discusses the role of the immune system in skin infections. It outlines both the non-specific and specific immune responses. The non-specific response includes physical and chemical barriers like the skin and its layers, sweat, mucus, stomach acid, and lysozymes. The specific response involves cellular immunity from T cells, B cells, macrophages, and natural killer cells, as well as humoral immunity from antibodies, complement proteins, cytokines, and C-reactive protein. Together, these immune components defend the skin from pathogens.

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    PERAN SISTEM IMUN DALAM

    INFEKSI KULIT
    dr.Budi Darma
    Fakultas Kedokteran
    Universitas Malahayati
    2
    SISTIM IMUN
    NON SPESIFIK
    SPESIFIK
    SELULER
    SEL T
    HUMORAL
    SEL B
    FISIK/
    MEKANIK
    SELULER LARUT
    KULIT

    SELAPUT
    LENDIR

    SILIA

    BATUK

    BERSIN
    ASAM LAMBUNG

    LISOZIM

    INTERFERON

    AS NEURAMINIK

    DAN LAIN-LAIN
    KOMPLEMEN

    INTERFERON

    C REACTIVE PROTEIN
    (CP)
    B
    I
    O
    K
    I
    M
    I
    A
    H
    U
    M
    O
    R
    A
    L
    -FAGOSIT :
    MONOLUKLEAR
    PMN

    -SEL NOL : NK
    K

    -SEL MEDIATOR :
    BASOFIL, MAST
    TROMBOSIT
    Th1 Th2

    Ts

    Td

    Tc
    7
    Skin and mucous membranes
    Anatomical barrier (epidermis, dermls)
    Unsaturated fatty acids: anti-bacterial
    - sebaceus glands
    - skin commensals:Proplonicbacterlum acnes
    Saturated fatty acid: fungistatic
    Mucus :
    - trap organisms
    Epithelium:
    - prevent penetration of large molecules
    - Prevent entrance of pathogens
    TERIMAKASIH

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