Chapter 22, Part II
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- Q1What is the term used to describe the ability of the body to maintain immunity over time?Antigen presentationImmune responseResistanceInflammation30s
- Q2Which term refers to the body's ability to combat infections and diseases by producing antibodies and activating immune cells?Antigen presentationImmune responseResistanceInflammation30s
- Q3What is the term used to describe the body's reaction to infectious agents and other abnormal substances?ResistanceInflammationAntibodies productionImmune response30s
- Q4What type of immunity is present at birth and works against any type of invading agent?Adaptive (acquired or specific) immunityPartial immunityTemporary immunityInnate (nonspecific) immunity30s
- Q5Which type of immunity protects against specific pathogens and depends on the activities of lymphocytes?Autoimmune immunityPassive immunityInnate (nonspecific) immunityAdaptive (acquired or specific) immunity30s
- Q6Which type of immunity protects against specific pathogens and relies on the activities of lymphocytes?Adaptive (acquired or specific) immunityPassive immunityAutoimmune immunityInnate (nonspecific) immunity30s
- Q7Which type of immunity is always the same and does not change based on the invading agent?Depends on activities of lymphocytesInnate (nonspecific) immunity (born with it)Adaptive (acquired or specific) immunityProtects against specific pathogens30s
- Q8Which class of lymphocytes is involved in the adaptive immune response by recognizing specific antigens and coordinating immune responses?NK cellsB cellsBasophilsT cells30s
- Q9Which class of lymphocytes is primarily responsible for producing memory cells that provide long-term immunity upon re-exposure to an antigen?MacrophagesB cellsT cellsNK cells30s
- Q10Which class of lymphocytes is known for their ability to release cytokines that help regulate immune responses?Dendritic cellsB cellsT cellsNK cells30s
- Q11Which class of lymphocytes plays a role in killing tumor cells and virus-infected cells without the need for prior activation?NK cellsB cellsT cellsMonocytes30s
- Q12Which class of lymphocytes is primarily responsible for antibody-mediated immunity?T cellsB cellsNeutrophilsNK cells30s
- Q13Which class of lymphocytes is responsible for producing antibodies in the humoral immune response?B cellsNK cellsMacrophagesT cells30s
- Q14Which class of lymphocytes is primarily responsible for cell-mediated immunity?NK cellsB cellsDendritic cellsT cells30s
- Q15What is the function of Innate defenses in the immune system?Block or attack any foreign substance or pathogenGenerate antibodiesProduce memory cellsRecognize specific pathogens30s