The immune system
The lymphatic system
Cancer
HIV/AIDS
100

Immunity that protects the body from disease in general and is the first line of defense against invading bacteria or organisms

What is non-specific immunity

100

Clumps of lymphatic tissue found in groups along the lymph vessels.

What is lymph nodes?

100

The disappearance of signs and symptoms of cancer or other diseases.

What is remission?

100

A resident who has AIDS and has an infection of the mouth may need to eat food that is

what is pureed or soft?

200

Immunity that is acquired by the body, can be either passive or active.

What is specific immunity?

200

The organ that contains the biggest cluster of lymph tissue in the human body.

What is the spleen?

200

The removal of a sample of tissue for examination and diagnosis.

What is biopsy?

200

A resident who has AIDS and has nausea and is vomiting should

what is eat small, frequent meals?

300
The body manufactures antibodies as a response to an antigen, or foreign substance.

What is active immunity?

300

This organs main purpose is to make T-cells, which attack and destroy specific types of pathogens.

What is the thymus?

300

Name four known causes of cancer

what is genetic factors, tobacco use, alcohol use, poor diet, obesity, lack of physical activity, certain infections, environmental exposures, sun exposure.
300

How can HIV be prevented?

What is following standard precautions, handling sharps correctly, covering any cuts/sores/tears/ breaks/rashes before care, never sharing needles, protection, use pre-exposure prophylaxis, abstinence

400

A person in given the antibodies needed to defend against the antigen.  This can happen from mother to baby or via an injection.

What is passive immunity?

400

The main purpose of the lymph node

what is to filter lymph (which carries disease fighting cells called lymphocytes)?

400

A method of treatment for cancer that uses high-energy waves to attempt to destroy cancer cells in a specific area.

What is radiation therapy?

400

An illness caused by microorganisms that do not affect people with healthy immune systems but cause disease in people with weakened immune systems.

What is an opportunistic infection?

500

Name 3 normal age related changes to the immune/lymphatic system

Immune system weakens, antibody response slows, T-cells decrease in number, response to vaccines decreases.

500

Name 4 functions of the immune/lymphatic system

What is protect against the invasion of foreign substances and pathogens, return extra fluid to the circulatory system, store blood for future needs, remove extra fluids and waste products from the tissues

500

The key treatment for malignant tumors of the skin, breast, and colon

what is surgery?

500

Name 3 signs/symptoms of an HIV infection

flu-like symptoms (fever, cough, fatigue), shaking, chills, night sweats, muscle aches, sore throat, mouth sores, swollen lymph nodes