Cells
Functions
Location
How to Maintain
Common Terms
100

Help the body fight infection and other diseases

White Blood Cells

100

Why do cells and tissues that work day and night?

To look out for illness or disease

100

Immune system functioning in the center of most bones

Bone Marrow

100

What should one try to keep their stress levels?

Low stress levels

100

A substance that stimulates an immune response

Antigens

200

Create antibodies in response to antigens

B-cells

200

Why does it detect proteins found on surface of cells?

To generate its own proteins to protect from diseases

200

Immune system functioning in the throat and palate 

Tonsils

200

What should one keep up to date with?

Vaccinations

200

An organism that causes disease

Pathogens

300

Focuses on specific foreign particles. Circulates until they encounter their specific antigen.

T-cells

300

What does it work to distinguish?

Our tissue from foreign tissue

300

Immune system functioning in left upper abdomen

Spleen

300

What should you drink regularly for good health?

Water

300

Protein that inhibits the reproduction of viruses

Interferon

400

Made in the bone marrow & travels through the blood to tissues in the body where it becomes a dentrite 

Monocyte

400

What is an immune response?

The reaction/attack that an immune system will have if it senses something foreign hurting the body

400

The moist, inner lining of some organs and body cavities (such as the nose, mouth, lungs, and stomach)

Mucous membrane
400

What will happen if you do not exercise regularly?

Your immune health will decrease or not be at its best

400
A series of one way vessles; carry intercellular fluid from tissues to bloodstream

Lymphatic System

500

constantly patrol organism for signs of infections, quickly respond to trap & kill the invading pathogens

Neutrophils

500

What is the difference between the innate and the adaptive immune system?

innate - you are born with. adaptive - develop when body is exposed to microbes or chemicals released by microbes

500

Immune system functioning in the chest between the lungs and above the heart

Thymus

500

Would your immune system be healthier if you ate fresh, nutricious foods or fatty, processed foods?

Fresh, nutricious foods

500

White blood cell that protects the body from reinfection by a specific pathogen

Memory Cell

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