1st Line Defense
2nd Line Defense
3rd Line Defense
Vocabulary
BONUS
100

What does the 1st line of defense have to prevent pathogens from entering your body's cells?

barriers

100

What is the 2nd line of defense known as?

inflammatory response

100

What is the third line of defense also known as?

immune response

100

What is a pathogen?

bacteria, virus, or other microorganism that can make you sick

100

What is AIDS?

disease caused by a virus that attacks the immune system

200

What does the skin do?

Physical and chemical barrier

200

What do white blood cells do? 

fight pathogens

(DOUBLE POINTS!!)

200

What are lymphocytes?

White blood cells that target a specific pathogen (a type of phagocyte)

200

What are lymphocytes?

White blood cells that target specific pathogens

200

What is the only virus that can attack the immune system directly and destroy T-cells?

HIV

300

What does the mouth do?

Sneezing and coughing removes pathogens 

300

What are phagocytes?

white blood cells that are involved in inflammatory response

300

What are the 2 major types of lymphocytes?

T-Cells and B-cells

300

What is an Antigen?

molecules on the surface of pathogens that the immune system recognizes as being a part of your body or being from outside of your body (the tag!)  (DOUBLE POINTS!!)

300
How does HIV spread?

Exchange of bodily fluids

400

What does the stomach do?

When you swallow... pathogens are destroyed by stomach acid in stomach (and saliva)

400

Symptoms of an inflammatory response

Fever, redness, swelling, warmth, irritation

400

What do B-cells do?

produces antibodies

(DOUBLE POINTS!!)

400

Antibodies

inactivate pathogens by binding to the antigen and marking the pathogen for destruction

400

Why do you need your immune system?

To fight off pathogens that make you sick so you get better

DOUBLE POINTS!!

500

How do the breathing passages defend against pathogens?

Mucus and cilia trap and remove most pathogens  (DOUBLE POINTS!!)

500
How does a phagocyte destroy a pathogen?

it eats/engulfs it and breaks it down (just like when you eat something!)

500

What do T-cells do?

identify pathogens with their antigens

500

What is HIV and what does it do?

The only virus known to attack the immune system. It causes the body to lose its ability to fight off being sick

500

What can be a pathogen (name 2)

Bacteria, virus, fungi, protozoa, and any microorganism that can make you sick

(TRIPLE POINTS!!)

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