Organs
Grab bag of defenders
Friends and Foes
On the White Side
Microscope
100

The largest organ in body, continuous membrances of the digestive system, respirtatory system, and urinary system. 

What is the skin?

100

These muscusal associated lymphoid tissues are found in the back of your throat.  Doctor often check them when we are sick. 

What are tonsils?

100
Medicine which can help body destroy bacteria when body is infected (but NOT viruses)
What are antibiotics?
100

The clear liquid in blood which carries white blood cells

What is plasma?

100
These is the part you look through

What is the eye piece?

200
Platelets stick, helpers click, web tight, bleeding stop - alright

What is the coagulation cascade?

200

these are the 4 components of blood

Whats is plasma, Red Blood Cells, White Blood Cells, Platelets?

200
Redness, heats, swelling and pain are signs of....

What is inflammation?

200

These WBC rush to site of infection and eat bacteria, they are key in fighting short, suddden infections


What are neutrophils?

200

This is the part of the microscope that holds the slides

What is the stage?

300

This organ is the reuse center removes old red blood cells, saves iron from RBC, stores lymphocytes, and macrophages. 

What is the spleen?

300

This type of immunity responds to specific invaders and includes specificity, diversity, memory and recognizes self vs non self

What is adaptive immunity? (include antibodies, WBC/B cells/T cells/

300

This type of antibody guards the entrance to our body (nose, mouth, lungs, stomach).  It is found in tears, salvia and breast milk. 

What is a IgA?

300
The three major types of white blood cells
What are neutrophils, macrophages, and lymphocytes?
300

these are the are different lenses to magnify

What are objective lenses?

400

This is the school where it trains our T cells. It has two lobes and sits over the heart

What is the thymus?

400

There are 400-800 of these tissues in your body such as your arm pits and hips.  They constantly filter fliud, look to get rid of foreign substance, damaged cells and cancer cells. 

What are lymph nodes?

400

Made by weakened or killed germs and given so the the body can create resistance to a certain disease

What is a vaccine?

400

This type of lymphocyte produces antibodies which attach themselves to germs so that other cells and recognize and destroy them

What are B cells?

400

This control the amount of light in the microscope

What is the diaphragm?

500

This organ produces blood cells (hemopoiesis)

What is bone marrow in the long bones?

500
When you borrow antibodies from another source. This protection is temporary. 

What is Passive Immunity?

500

Three ideal conditions for most microbial growth

What is warmth, moisture, and darkness?

500

The biggest blood cells; help clean up after other white cells

What are macrophages?

500

Name of illness involving the body making lots of immature (non-functioning) white blood cells

What is leukemia?

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