lymph system

Question 1

tissue graft donated by an identical twin

Answer 1

isograft

Question 2

immunity received from vaccine, antibodies obtaines through vaccine serum

Answer 2

passive imunity

Question 3

fluid filtered by lymph nodes; begins being pushed out of capillary beds and into the tissue space

Answer 3

lymph

Question 4

white mixtures of dead neutrophils, broken down tissue cells and living or dead pathogens

Answer 4

pus

Question 5

protein molecules found on cells, when nonself type detected triggers an immune response

Answer 5

antigen

Question 6

lymphoid tissue of mucusa, includes peyers patches and tonsils

Answer 6

MALT

Question 7

triggered when antigen binds to cells causing the release of histamine; symptoms include sneezing, runny nose and watery eyes

Answer 7

allergies

Question 8

HIV spread through____; example: blood

Answer 8

body fluids

Question 9

swelling of tissue due to accumulation of excess fluid

Answer 9

ederma

Question 10

harmful or disease causing microorganism ( invaders)

Answer 10

pathogens

Question 11

body’s most important nonspecidic defense

Answer 11

skin

Question 12

helper,killer, and suppressor ____, cellular immunity

Answer 12

t cells

Question 13

drains the left upper limb, left side of head, thorax and all lower body

Answer 13

throaic duct

Question 14

tissue graft taken from a different animal species

Answer 14

xcnograft

Question 15

functions to help body protect against being infected by a pathogen a second time with the same antigen

Answer 15

memory b cells

Question 16

HIV spreads through the body by replucating inside cells of the ___

Answer 16

immune system

Question 17

tissue graft taken from an unrelated person

Answer 17

allograft

Question 18

filters lymph, commonly called swollen glands

Answer 18

lymph nodes

Question 19

immunity where antibodies are produce by your own body, received during infection

Answer 19

active immunity

Question 20

causes pain, heat, swelling and redness; functions to prevent spread of disease, dispose of patogens and sets the stage for repair

Answer 20

inflammatory response

Question 21

drians the right upper limb and right side of the head and thorax

Answer 21

right lymphatic duct

Question 22

chemical releases during inflammatory response, cause of allergies

Answer 22

histamine

Question 23

tissue taken from another site on the body of the same person

Answer 23

autografts

Question 24

body’s nonspecific defense against invading pathogens

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mucous membran

Question 25

fails to distinguish self from nonself antigens, example; mulitple sclerosis

Answer 25

autoimmune disease

Question 26

slow the growth of pathogens, elevated temp

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fever

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2 types: plasma cells which release antibodies and memory cells, humoral immunity

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b cells

Question 28

when you receive this your body creates plasma cells that produce antibodies against a specific pathogen

Answer 28

vaccine

Question 29

activates other t and b cells, targeted by the HIV virus that causes AIDS

Answer 29

Helper t cells

Question 30

carries out a b cells producing antivodies and memory celss

Answer 30

humoral immunity

Question 31

includes b cells which produce memory cells and plasma cells relasing antibodies (b) three types of t cells

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lymphocytes

Question 32

lymphatic tissue found in the wall of the small intestine

Answer 32

peyer patches

Question 33

site where lymph fluid originates

Answer 33

plasma