Functions
Types of Immunity
Process of Immunity
Location
Misc
100
The appendix works closely with Payer's Patches and is located here.
What is in the lower right quadrant of the abdomen?
100
Receiving a vaccination is an example of this type of immunity.
What is acquired specific immunity?
100
This is an example of an external barrier involved in immunity defense.
What is a mucous membrane?
100
These lymphatic organs are located just under the jaw bone on either side of the neck.
What are tonsils?
100
This substance is what triggers an immune response.
What is an antigen?
200
These, along with the appendix, filter bacteria from food.
What are Payer's Patches?
200
This type of immunity occurs when an infant receives antibodies from its mother via breastfeeding.
What is passive natural immunity?
200
This type of molecule activates the B-cell in order to begin an immune response.
What is an antigen?
200
This is found in lymph organs but not lymph nodules.
What are capsules?
200
This type of fluid is found between cells.
What is interstitial fluid?
300
This prevents backwards flow of fluid in the lymph vessels.
What are valves?
300
This image shows what type of immunity?
What is cell-mediated immunity?
300
Enzyme secretion is a form of pathogen elimination that occurs primarily in this area of the body.
What is the gastrointestinal tract?
300
This lymph organ is located under the sternum.
What is the thymus?
300
These molecules are responsible for causing a fever during an immune response.
What are pyrogens?
400
This lymph organ is responsible for filtering lymph.
What are lymph nodes?
400
Lymphocytes are responsible for this type of immunity.
What is the acquired/ specific immune response?
400
These chemical signals activate other cells during an immune response.
What are cytokines?
400
This is where B-cells mature.
What is bone marrow?
400
These are considered a lymph nodule rather than an organ of the lymphatic system.
What are tonsils?
500
This receptor at location 1, presents antigen fragments.
What is MHC-II?
500
The final step of humoral immunity produces this Y-shaped structure that will aid in the elimination of foreign antigens.
What is an antibody?
500
These cells CANNOT display antigens to another cell.
What are cytotoxic T-cells?
500
This is where T-Cells mature.
What is the thymus?
500
This duct does NOT return lymph to the cardiovascular system.
What is the left lymphatic duct?