Were
aka: germs- these cause infectious diseases
noninfectious disease Antibodies
Pathogen Replicate not Reproduce
pathogen
medicine to help kill bacteria - does not work on viruses or fungi
immune system sanitation/hygiene
pathogen antibiotic
antibiotic
The inflammatory response is more general while the immune is designed to attack and destroy specific pathogens. True or False
True
Immune cell that remains in the body after an illness to prevent the same pathogen from infecting again
Memory Cell Infectious disease
Helper T Cell Antibodies
Memory Cell
When cells in the body reproduce uncontrollably.
Replicate not Reproduce B-Cell
Immune system Cancer
Cancer
Injection of a dead of weakened pathogen to build immunity.
Immunity Dormant/latent
B-Cell Vaccine
vaccine
When your body reacts with an immune response to a harmless thing
allergy Immune system
Antigen Antibiotic
allergy
A disease caused by genetics, or environment, NOT by a pathogen
Antibodies Antibiotic
noninfectious disease Immune system
noninfectious disease
Barriers to prevent pathogens getting in the body - Skin, Mucus, pH of skin, layer of helpful bacteria, stomach acid, etc...
Mucus external defenses
B-Cell Vaccine
external defenses
Basic hygiene including clean water and modern bathrooms, washing hands, and keeping surfaces clean.
Sanitation/hygiene Mucus
Immunity noninfectious disease
Sanitation/hygiene
Part of Immune Response (3rd) made by your B-Cells to label a dangerous pathogen
Antibodies Helper T Cell
Autoimmune disorder Antibiotic
antibodies
Ability to resist a disease after the body has successfully fought it off, or been trained to fight it off.
Immunity innate immune system
Helper T Cell Immune system
Immunity
A disease caused by a pathogen
macrophage Mucus
Pathogen Infectious disease
Infectious disease
first line of defense against pathogens
macrophage external defenses
skin Dormant/latent
skin
A disease where your immune system attacks your own cells
Effector B cell - Plasma cell Autoimmune disorder
Memory Cell Macrophage is part of the _______________________ immune response because.....
Autoimmune disorder
"flag" that is part of a pathogen aka a protein that is foreign to the body
B-Cell Antigen
Phagocyte Antibodies
antigen
An internal immune defense, chemicals released cause more blood to go to an infected or damaged area. Causes swelling, heat, pain, and deepening of color.
Inflamation Macrophage is part of the _______________________ immune response because.....
Cancer Mucus
Inflamation
A thick sticky substance designed to catch pathogens and and prevent them from getting into the body
external defenses Inflamation
Mucus Replicate not Reproduce
Mucus
cells, tissue, and organs that fight to defend our bodies - Includes the innate and specific portions
Immune system Effector B cell - Plasma cell
Macrophage is part of the _______________________ immune response because..... Infectious disease
Immune system
When your body reacts with an immune response to a harmless thing
Immune system allergy
Antigen Antibiotic
allergy
a white blood cell that engulfs and digests pathogens
B-Cell Antigen
Phagocyte Antibodies
phagocyte
Viruses can ___________________ when in a cell, but can't _______________________ on their own.
defend/defend Vaccine/immune
Replicate/Reproduce autoimmune/disorder
Replicate/Reproduce
The commander of the immune response - gets activated after sensing an antigen from the macrophage. Alerts all other cells
Autoimmune disorder Vaccine
Mucus T- Cell
T- Cell
Drug designed to assist the body in limiting viral spread.
Antibodies Autoimmune disorder
Antiviral Drug Pathogen
Antiviral Drug
the blood cell responsible for the production of antibodies
Lymphocytes Antigen
macrophage Antibodies
Lymphocytes