immune system

interactions

100

The Immune system is a network of?

A.Cells,Bone marrow

B.Tissue,Organs

C.A and B

C.A and B

200

What does the circulatory/Lymphatic system act likes to the Immune system?

A.A disease to the Immune system

B.Acts like a highway for the Immune cells

C.None of the above

B.Acts like a highway for the Immune cells

300

How does the Nervous system interact with the Immune system?

A.It doesn't interact with it at all

B.It communicates directly with the Immune organs

C.It communicate with the Immune system by the heart

B.It communicates directly with the Immune organs

400

How does the digestive systems interact with the Immune system?

A.It holds a large portion of the Immune system 

B.It doesn't interact at all

C.None of the above

A.It holds a large portion of the Immune system

500

Does the respiratory system react with the Immune system at all in the body?

True 

False

True

It uses mucus and cilia to trap invaders

diseases

100

What is the name of the white blood cells that act like "big eaters" to swallow up bacteria, viruses, and damaged cells? 

A.Macrophages

B.Spleen

C.Lymph nodes

A.Macrophages

200

What is the primary function of the immune system?

A.To protect the body against foreign substances

B.To let the Immune system get sick every day

C.To let the diseases get to the Immune system

A.To protect the body against foreign substances

300

What are the primary cells that fight infection?

A.Red blood cells

B.White cells

C.None of the cells

B.white cells

400

What causes autoimmune diseases, and why are they hard to treat?

A.They don't cause anything

B.They are caused by a breakdown in the Immune tolerance

C.None of the above

B.They are caused by a breakdown in the Immune tolerance

500

What is the role of regulatory T cells (Tregs) in immune diseases?

A.Nothing

B.It acts like a brake on the Immune system

C.A heart to the Immune system

B.It acts like a brake on the Immune system

functions

100

What is the body's largest organ and first line of defense against pathogens?

A.The white cells

B.The skin

C.The lungs

B.The skin

200

What are the two main types of immunity?

A.Innate,Adaptive

B.There are no two main types

C.There is no Immunity

A.Innate,Adaptive

300

What are white blood cells?

A.Nothing to important

B.Cells in the blood that act like a defense team

C.None of the above

B.Cells in the blood that act like a defense team

400

What is the specific role of Plasma cells, and where do they come from?

A.The role is they act like heart

B.They come from the skin

C.None of the above

C.None of the above

500

How do pathogens evade the immune system?

A.They don't at all

B.They evade all the time

C.None of the above

C.None of the above

health benefits

100

Why is sleep important for immunity?

A.Poor sleep can weaken our immune response

B.Poor sleep can strengthen our immune respone

C.None of the above.

A.Poor sleep can weaken our immune response

200

What is the "innate" immune system?

A.its our body offense

B.nothing it belongs to the nervous system

C.it is our body first's line of defense

C.it is our body first's line of defense

300

What is the difference between innate and adaptive immunity?

A.There is no difference

B.Innate immunity is the body first line of defense.Adaptive immunity is slower

C.none of the above

B.Innate immunity is the body first line of defense.Adaptive immunity is slower

400

How do vaccines provide immunity without causing the disease?

A.Vaccines introduce a harmless part of a pathogen

B.It doesn't do anything

C.None of the above

A.Vaccines introduce a harmless part of a pathogen

500

What happens if white blood cells fail to differentiate "self" from "non-self"?

A.The immune system attacks the body’s own tissues

B.the immune systems defends the body own tissues

C.None of the above

A.The immune system attacks the body’s own tissues