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the lymph enters the node by 4 ---------- lymph vessels
afferent
the lymph leaves the node by one ------ lymph vessel
efferent
name the three types of tonsils
palatine, pharyongeal, lingual
the largest lymphoid organ in the body
spleen
removal of the spleen
splenectomy
the bodies specific defense system
immune system
example skin and mucus membranes. protects against invading bacteria also known as innate immunity
nonspecific immunity
adaptive immunity
the ability to respond and reconize certain harmful substances and bacterias
specifis immunity
Exposure to the causative agent is not diliberate happened naturaly in course of living
natural immunity
child develops measels so gains natural immunity
natural active immunity
fetus recieves immunity through it's mother
natural passive immunity
Exposure to the causative agent is deliberate
artificial immunuty
vaccinations against polio
artificial active immunity
injection of someone elses antibody
artificial passive immunuty
the protien molecule critical to the immune system functioning
antibodies