Adaptive
Adaptive 2
Innate
Innate 2
Miscellaneous
100

The branch of immunity most associated with B cells

Humoral

100

The branch of immunity most associated with T cells

Cell-Mediated

100

The innate process where swelling, redness, heat, pus, and pain occur is known as

Inflammation
100

Histamine causes

Swelling, vasodilation, etc.

100

Name 1 type of cell a lymphoid progenitor cell could make.

- B cell

- T cell

- NK cell

200

Component of blood that is attached to the surface of red blood cells and determines blood type.

Antigen

200

Component of blood that is found in the plasma and is the opposite of the blood type.

Antibodies

200

What type of granulocyte phagocytizes cells then dies, leaving behind pus as residue?

Neutrophils

200

The ________ is the outermost physical barrier of the body

Skin

200

What organ is thought to store beneficial bacteria in the gut?

Appendix

300

This chemical is released by cytotoxic/killer T cells in order to lyse infected cells.

Perforin

300

This type of cell can release cytokines to attract macrophages, neutrophils, and killer T cells, as well as activate plasma B cells to create antibodies.

Helper T cell

300

Pyrexia is caused by the release of 

Pyrogens

300

True or False: Mast cells release histamine to assist in the innate immune response.

True

300

What progenitor cell would an eosinophil stem from?

Myeloid

400

T cells mature in the ________

Thymus

400

The secondary response to a pathogen is __________ than the primary response.

stronger/faster

400

True/False: An interferon is something a virus makes a cell produce in order to spread the infection

False

400

Out of redness, heat, swelling, pain, and pus, which of these symptoms are caused by the release of histamine?

Redness, heat, and swelling

400

True or False: Dendritic cells are phagocytic

True

500

What does APC stand for?

Antigen Presenting Cell

500

Exposure to a pathogen, either by artificial or natural means, would lead to a buildup of __________ immunity.

Active

500

The body's "thermostat" is located in the ___________. This is the area of the brain that causes fever.

Hypothalamus

500

What does vasodilation mean?

Blood vessels widening

500

What blood type can receive blood from O- and B- only?

B-

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