A. MUCUS AND CILIA IN TRACHEAB. INFLAMMATIONG. PLASMA CELLSH. NATURAL KILLER CELLSC. ANTIGENSD. ANTIBODIESI. LYSOZYMEJ. MACROPHAGEK. MEMORY CELLSL. REGULATORY T CELLSE. KILLERT CELLSF. HELPERT CELLS1.Identifying markers in the cell membranes of body cells.2.Cell that produces antibodies as part of the specific defense mechanism.3.Cell that produces the protein perforinPart of the nonspecific defenses that causes redness, increased temperature, andswelling.4.5.Cell that stops the immune response when the infection is under control.6.sigrPart of the barrier defenses of the immune system.Recognizes previous antigens so that the immune response will be much faster incase of a second infection.7.8.Surrounds and destroys foreign antigens as part of the nonspecific defenses.(recall) Fill in the blank with the most appropriate term.9.Lack of this mineral can decrease oxygen transport.10.Oxygen transport protein.11.Diastolicpressureis >90 is a symptom of this medical problem.12.Valves in the cardiovascular system are found in these two locations.and These vessels absorb fluid in the tissue spaces and return it to the bloodstream.13.Which type of diabetes (Type I or Type II) is an important health problem in American adults and14.children?(1 point) Every few years, I take my dog in for an injection with a rabies vaccine, which contains theheat-killed virus. Is my dog receiving active or passive immunity from the injection? Explain your15.answer.AJARUTA(2 points) (comprehension) (Reminder: Plagiarism is NEVER acceptable. Explain in your OWNwords!!)16.List two risk factors for type II (adult onset) diabetes that apply to the average PGCCa.student.b.Suggest two ways to reduce the risk of type II diabetes in our student body. Explain whyeach would be helpful to address the problem.

Inflammation is part of the complex biological response of body tissues to harmful stimuli, such as…

B. INFLAMMATION H. NATURAL KILLER CELLS C. ANTIGENS D. ANTIBODIES I. LYSOZYME J. MACROPHAGE E. KILLERT CELLS F. HELPERT CELLS K. MEMORY CELLS L. REGULATORY T CELLS 1. Identifying markers in the cell membranes of body cells. 2. Cell that produces antibodies as part of the specific defense mechanism. 3. Cell that produces the protein perforin 4. Part of the nonspecific defenses that causes redness, increased temperature, and swelling. 5. Cell that stops the immune response when the infection is under control. 5. Part of the barrier defenses of the immune system. Recognizes previous antigens so that the immune response will be much faster case of a second infection. Surrounds and destroys foreign antigens as part of the nonspecific defenses. recall) Fill in the blank with the most appropriate term. Lack of this mineral can decrease oxygen transport. 0. Oxygen transport protein. 1. Diastolic pressure is >90 is a symptom of this medical problem. 2. Valves in the cardiovascular system are found in these two locations.

B. INFLAMMATION H. NATURAL KILLER CELLS C. ANTIGENS D. ANTIBODIES I. LYSOZYME J. MACROPHAGE E. KILLERT CELLS F. HELPERT CELLS K. MEMORY CELLS L. REGULATORY T CELLS 1. Identifying markers in the cell membranes of body cells. 2. Cell that produces antibodies as part of the specific defense mechanism. 3. Cell that produces the protein perforin 4. Part of the nonspecific defenses that causes redness, increased temperature, and swelling. 5. Cell that stops the immune response when the infection is under control. 5. Part of the barrier defenses of the immune system. Recognizes previous antigens so that the immune response will be much faster case of a second infection. Surrounds and destroys foreign antigens as part of the nonspecific defenses. recall) Fill in the blank with the most appropriate term. Lack of this mineral can decrease oxygen transport. 0. Oxygen transport protein. 1. Diastolic pressure is >90 is a symptom of this medical problem. 2. Valves in the cardiovascular system are found in these two locations.

BIOLOGY:CONCEPTS+APPL.(LOOSELEAF)

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ISBN:9781305967359

Author:STARR

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Chapter34: Immunity

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Problem 16SA: Match the immunity concept with the best description. ___anaphylactic shock a. recognizes antigen...

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