What are the Lymph nodes, Thymus, Bone marrow, and Spleeen
100
T- Cells
What is a mature in the thymus and are responsible for immunity or disease resistance
100
Selective IgA Deficiency
What is the most common immunodeficiency disorder; marked with low levels of the IgA (immunoglobin antibody) that is found in body fluids such as solaria provide 1st defense against entry of integrant
100
Blood Cells are part of the Immune System, what do they do
What is T cells – make immune system stronger
B cells – production of anti- bodies in response to antigens, bacteria, viruses, and tumor cells
Natural killer cells- kill tumor as well as cells infected by viruses
Microphages- pick up and consume antigen and brine them to other cells
200
Involves antibodies that are produced in someone’s body other than you own used to fight diseases such as Measles, Polio, etc.
What is Passive Immunity
200
What does the Thymus do? Where is it?
What is the master gland of the immune system produces T- cells, the cells responsible for fighting disease, located just above the heart in the thorax.
200
T - Helpers
What is a type of T- Cell that makes that makes the body’s immune system stronger by altering other leucocytes to the presence of an antigen
200
AIDS
What is a short for Acquired immunodeficiency Syndrome human immunodeficiency virus is responsible for causing aids. The body can no longer function properly
200
Macrophages
What is stars the immune response- pink up and communicate antigens and take them to T cells, B cell etc. Then they attack
300
Does Chicken Soup help your Immune System to fight illness?
What is following your appetite, with a cold. Eat nutritious foods when you’re hungry to keep your Immune System healthy
300
How is Bone Marrow related to the Immune System?
What is producing blood cells which cones oxygen through the body, it also produces B- cells “natural killer cells” and macrophages.
300
T killers
What is responsive for directly willing certain tumor cells, virus, infected cells, and parasites, and they must be alerted by T helpers
300
Allergies
What is an unusual sensitivity to a substance that normally does not affect most people. Sensitivity indicates that your immune system is overreacting in response to “Allergy” as a concept translates too many different illnesses, including asthma, hay fever, etc.
300
Dendritic Cells
What is capture antigens and take to thymus, lymph nodes, and spleen
400
What diets and lifestyles are "Bad" for the Immune System?
What is fat, sugar, caffeine, tobacco, alcohol, vitiams (pills it better to get vitiams from food), stress
400
What is the Spleen? Where is if found and what does it do?
What is acting as dealing agent
400
B- Cells
What is production of antibodies in response to antigens such as bacteria, viruses, and tumor cells
400
Pus
What is dead phagocytes, phagocytes consume microorganisms and dead or dying cells, is a whitish or yellow fluid that forms from a collection of dead tissue dead bacteria and live in the dead phagocytes
400
Lupus
What is “Disease with 1,000 faces", not just disease, no one really knows what it is, it appears in many forms
500
When small amount of antigens enter your body, they simulate the Immune System to develop a defense against the antigens.
What is The Acquired Immunity
500
Lymph Nodes
What is acting as filters for the bodies infection- fighting system; small, bear-shaped, and closeted in certain areas of the body such as the neck
500
Natural Killer Cells
What are like T -Cells, directly kills tumor as well as virus, do not need to be alerted by T Helper Cells
500
Severe Combined Immunodeficiency (SCID)
What is birth defect that results in a lock of both T and B lymphocytes. All are part of the immune system is unable to properly respond to the presence of an antigen.
500
How do Antibodies do their work
What is a Y – Shaped, the tips of the Y are sensitive to specific antigens certain antigens will stick to the tips. A large number of antibodies can bind to one antigen and deliver it to the B cells