Exam 28: Defenses against Disease
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Fevers are a defense mechanism that helps our bodies fight off invading parasites. Based on this information, should you "starve a fever"?
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_______cells remain in our body after the initial exposure to a disease organism and help the immune system recognize that particular organism during a second exposure.
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The _______ immune system is a specific defense against parasites and internal diseases that exists only in vertebrate animals.
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Which of the following areas of the human body is not the location of a major concentration of white blood cells?
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A vaccine stimulates the formation of _________ cells by introducing the immune system to a killed or weakened form of a virus before they are exposed to the actual pathogen.
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Any pathogens that macrophages find indigestible can be isolated from other cells by
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Which of the following statements about the human immune response is true?
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The diagnosis of cancer represents a failure of the body's cancer ______________ system.
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Which of the following would explain why doctors are very careful to match certain DNA sequences in an organ donor to those of an organ recipient in the case of a necessary organ transplant?
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Which of the following is likely to be first on the scene of a bacterial infection?
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Which of the following statements correctly describes the immune response when the invading organism is a virus?
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__________ proteins attach to antibodies bound to antigens on the surfaces of invading cells. This helps macrophages bind to these cells in preparation for phagocytosis.
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Adaptive immune responses are faster at responding to the invasion of a pathogen than innate immune responses.
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_____ blood cells are a kind of defensive cells found in the interstitial fluid between the cells in the most vulnerable parts of the body and circulating in the blood.
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The fetus of a lion receives antibodies that were produced by its mother while it was still in the womb. This is an example of
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In the case of AIDS, death is more likely to result from other infections that the immune system cannot control than from HIV itself.
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_______ nodes are pockets that contain specialized cells and trap bacteria and viruses roaming the body.
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