Active Immunity
Why does the Active Immunity exist?
To protect the body and to train the Immune System for when a virus or harmful cells come it will be prepared.
What is Adaptive Immunity?
It is a very special and defensive system which makes it unique from other immune systems.
Why is Innate Immunity important?
What is Humoral immunity?
It is mediated by many different kinds of cells which use extracellular fluids to get rid of pathogens.
What is Cell-Mediated Immunity?
It is medicated cells as in medication and things like vaccines to boost your immune system
What does Active Immunity do?
It detects viruses, bad bacteria, and diseases and it reacts by sending more White Blood cells
How does the adaptive immunity react?
it detects something unusual and it targets that specific virus, bacteria, or any kind of infection.
T/F The Innate Immunity System is the first and main barrier that protects the body
True, there are many areas of the Innate Immunity that work together to make a defense system powerful enough.
Why is Humoral Immunity important?
It activates a lot of antibodies and uses help from the other immune systems to create an army of antibodies to destroy a pathogen.
What is a COMMON VIRUS that we use VACCINES for (name two)
COVID, FLU
What do White Blood cells do for Active Immunity?
They initiate inflammation and detect and destroy bad cells like viruses, bacteria, and parasites.
How does the Adaptive Immunity know how to react to any pathogen?
It uses 'T" and "B" lymphocytes to make millions of unique receptors so it knows what to do for that specific pathogen.
How is the Innate Immunity different from the Adaptive Immunity?
Innate Immunity acts more quickly and works like a barrier, while the Adaptive Immunity targets pathogens and takes days to activate.
T/F The Humoral Immunity is weak and it doesn't work that hard to keep the Immune System strong.
False, the Humoral Immunity is very crucial to the protection of pathogens and viruses.
what do vaccines do in your body
Its like a trainer it says hey I´M BAD kill me and then your body always thinks that which triggers the production for antibodies
Why is Active Immunity Important to the body?
It is always active and the white blood cells and antibodies help defend the immunity system.
What do memory cells do for Adaptive Immunity?
Memory cells help the adaptive immune system to remember what kind of pathogen that was and know what to do against it if it ever comes again.
This is because it is the first line of defense which is chemical, physical, and biological which prevents pathogens from entering the body.
How does Humoral immunity work?
It works from a bunch of different kinds of cells like "B", 'T", and plasma cells that work together to make antibodies.
T/F are vaccines good for you
True, They Boost your immune system by forcing your body to make antibodies
How can you activate the two versions of the Active Immunity?
By getting a disease or virus naturally and getting vaccines manually and the active system reacts.
What do lymphocytes do for the Adaptive Immunity?
They make antibodies that recognize, target, and attack any kind of pathogen that the adaptive immune system detects.
What is one example of chemical, physical, and biological, that helps keep pathogens away?
Chemical: Acid, Tears, Saliva
Physical: Skin, Mucous Membrane
Biological: Flora, harmless bacteria
How does the Humoral Immunity make antibodies?
It makes them by activating B lymphocytes and starts from a B cell and turns into a plasma cell and produces antibodies.
How does medicine help your white blood cells
It helps it get ready by stimulation and reproduction(of more cells) and moving them around.