Natural, Artificial, active and passive
Vocab
Lymph Related
Non Specific or Specific defense
Classifying Disease
100
exposure to pathogens
What is naturally active acquired immunity
100
disease causing agent
What is a pathogen
100
Mass of lymphoid tissue
What is a lymph node
100
skin
What is nonspecific
100
infectious disease readily transmitted from one person to another
What is a contagious disease
200
A vaccine
What is Artificially acquired active immunity
200
Resistance to effects of specific disease causing agents
What is immunity
200
pattern of vessels that transport lymph
What is a lymphatic pathway
200
antibody
What is specific
200
caused by an abnormality in a individual genome
What is a genetic disease
300
Injection of gamma globulin containing antibodies
What is artificially acquired passive immunity
300
foreign substance that stimulates an allergic reaction
What is an allergen
300
Largest lymph node
What is the spleen
300
directly destroying a pathogen
What is specific
300
Results from the presence of a pathogenic organism in the body
What is an infectious disease
400
acquired from mother during pregnancy
What is Naturally acquired passive immunity
400
Protein that reacts in presence of nonself antigen
What is an antibody
400
fluid that lymphatic vessels carry
What is lymph
400
chemical barriers
What is non specific
400
Conditions that are not caused by a genetic defect, but instead from environmental, nutritional, or unknown cause
What is an acquired disease
500
a short-term immunization achieved by the transfer of antibodies
What is Artificially acquired passive immunity
500
globular plasma proteins that function as antibodies
What is immunoglobulin
500
type of white blood cell that provides immunity like a B cell or T cell
What is a lymphocyte
500
mechanical barriers
What is nonspecific
500
Disease for which no causative factor can be recognized
What is an idiopathic disease
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