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Name 2 parts of your first line of defense
skin, mucus, etc
100
this immune fluid has its own circulation
lymph
100
Another word for Innate in "innate immunity"
non-specific
100
What is another name for adaptive regarding immunity?
acquired
100
graph showing difference between first exposure to a pathogen and a subsequent exposure (faster and stronger)
101
name 1 innate leukocyte and 1 adaptive leukocyte
teacher approval
101
Name 5 things that happen in the inflammatory response
vasodilation, pain, swelling, redness, heat, chemical messengers released, phagocytes converge
101
name a non-phagocytic leukocyte
NK (Natural Killer) cell
101
where do all leukocytes come from
bone marrow
101
This is another name for effector B cells
Plasma cells
102
anything your body would designate as "foreign" would be considered a(n) ________ .
antigen
102
I am the first to arrive and I quickly eat up invaders
neutrophils
102
These are the antibody "factories," churning out thousands per second.
effector B-cells
102
name a difference between how NK cells and Cytotoxic T cells deal with pathogens.
NK fast, Cytotoxic T delayed
NK indiscriminate, Cytotoxic T specific
102
This cell is a liaison between the innate and adaptive systems
dendritic cell
103
Getting antibodies directly from mom or an immune donor
passive immunity
103
I am the last to leave the party - if I leave at all.
Memory B cells
103
what do we call visible collections of dead neutrophils?
pus
103
We can make the primary response to a bad viral illness relatively painless with this
vaccine
103
These will create pathogen clumps that can be phagocytized
antibodies
104
What systemic response is initiated by the hypothalamus?
fever
104
the name we give the beneficial microorganisms (bacteria, etc) that inhabit your epidermis and gut
normal flora
104
Why are viruses trickier to capture than other pathogens?
they hide inside our cells
104
this is the location in the body where innate immune cells alert adaptive cells of a pathogen
lymph node
104
In an analogy where phagocytes are patrol officers and T-cells are detectives, what would be police headquarters?
lymph node
105
these cells synthesize mucus
goblet cells
105
If your body lacks self-tolerance and starts attacking itself, you might develop a(n) _____ disorder.
autoimmune
105
this word describes the period when you begin to show very general symptoms of illness
prodromal
105
means to gradually recover from illness
convalesce
105
What the T in T-cells/T-lymphocytes stands for
Thymus