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17 Cards in this Set
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What type of immunity includes both humoral and cellular immunity?
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specific (adaptive) immunity
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Humoral immunity is known as _________ immunity.
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antibody - mediated
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Cellular immunity is mediated by _____?
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cells (duh)
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Antibodies belong to ______ immunity and are found in what?
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humoral; body fluids
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Cellular (cell-mediated)immunity uses what type of cells to attack problems?
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t-lymphocytes
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What immunity tags bacteria, toxins and extracellular viruses for desctruction?
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humoral
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If a cell is infected with a viruses or parasite, what immunity cures the problem.
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cellular
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T cells release __________ which enhance specfiic immunity.
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cytokines
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Immunity is considered active/passive when a vaccinzation is given.
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active
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Receiving antibodies from breast milk is active/passive immunity.
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passive.
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What has more immediate effects, active or passive immmunity?
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passive
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What is used primarily as treatment, passive or active?
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passive
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The administration of killed microorganisms is used for active/passive immunity?
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active
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In ________ immunity, the B-cell once activated by an antigen will differentiate into what?
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humoral; antibody secreting plasma cells
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What are nonself substances, such as proteins, nucleoproteins, polysaccharides, and some glycolipids to which lymphocytes respond?
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antigens
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This is on an antigen. It is a site where binding of an antigen occurs.
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epitope (from book)
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An antigen can have multiple epitope sites. t/f
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True
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