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S*** that could kill a Victorian era child
100

What type of immunity describes the 1st and 2nd line of defense?

innate

100

What type of immunity describes the 3rd line of defense?

adaptive
100

The category of diseases that leads to the immune system attacking the body

autoimmune disease

200

What is the job of the 1st line of defense

keep pathogens out on a physical level

200

What initiates the activity of the adaptive immune system?

presentation of a foreign antigen

200

The category of diseases that leads to your immune system becoming impaired

immunodeficiency disorders?

300

What is the name for your body's foreign invaders, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi?

pathogen

300

Name two types of cells in the adaptive immune system.

B cells and cytotoxic T cells

300

What is the name of the genetic disorder that occurs when your immune cells are nonfunctional/impaired from birth?

severe combined immunodeficiency disorder/SCID

400

Name two of the cellular signals released by the 2nd line of defense

cytokines and histamines

400

What immune cells destroy virus-infected cells?

 CD8+ cytotoxic T cells

400

What cells are attacked by the immune system in type 1 diabetes?

(pancreatic) beta cells
500

What are the 5 cardinal signs of inflammation?

pain, heat, redness, swelling, loss of function

500

A pathogen mutates its surface antigens rapidly to avoid recognition by memory B and T cells. What does this reveal about a limitation in the adaptive immune system?

The adaptive immune system relies on stable antigens for effective memory response; rapid mutation can lead to immune evasion.

500

Explain how HIV and AIDS are connected

AIDS can be described as a progressed form of HIV, defined by the remaining T cell population. As HIV continues to kill immune cells, at a certain point your body can no longer respond to pathogens and the condition is described as AIDS
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