| Organs | Types of Immunity | Immunologic Responses | Classifications | |
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What is Tonsils
Located in the throat or side of the mouth
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What is types of immunities
Genetic immunity Acquired immunity
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What is organ rejection
Recognition of donated organ as foreign
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What is largest lymphoid organ in the body
Size of the spleen
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What is first line of defense
Mechanical barriers chemical barriers and reflexes are
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What is the Spleen
Removes RBCs and platelets
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What is Immune globulin, antitoxins, antivenoms
What are examples of passive artificial immunity
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What is diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis
What does DTP stand for
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What is thoracic vein
most of the lymph drains into this large duct
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What is hypothalamic thermostat
Medical term for a fever
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What is Tonsils
Adenoids are also called
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What is vaccine, medicine and toxoids
What are active artificial immunity
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What is delayed reaction Anaphylaxis
Allergic reactions are...
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What is spleen
the graveyard of the erythrocytes
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What is redness, tenderness and redness
Define Inflammation
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What is lymph nodes
cervical nodes, axillary and inguinal
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What is naturally acquired active immunity
What is chickenpox an example of
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What is immunity you acquire as you live
Define Acquired Immunity
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What is empty lymph into these blood vessels
what is the job of the subclavian veins
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What is interferons, and complement proteins
Example of protective proteins
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What is Lymph nodes, Tonsils, Thymus gland, Spleen
What are the lymphoid organs
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What is is a disease caused by an attack by the body’s own antibodies.
What is an autoimmune disease
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What is antibody titer
refers to the numbers of antibodies
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What is right lymphatic duct
What lymph is located on the right side of the body
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What is second line of defense
Phagocytosis, inflammation, and Fever are all which layer of defense
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