immunity

Question 1

immunity

Answer 1

Ability to resist damage or to recover from damage

Question 2

innate immunity

Answer 2

non specific
All humans are born with it

Question 3

specific or adaptive immunity

Answer 3

When we get sick with a illness our body gets antibodies to a specific illness It makes it much stronger

Question 4

kinds of innate immunity

Answer 4

-physical barriers: skin or mucous surrounding cavity
-chemical mediator; cytokines chem that provokes phagocytosis
-complement protein
cells that fight: monocytes, neutrophils, eosinophils
inflammation, pain, heat, swelling, redness
redness= realize of histamine and the extra blood will bring more gas nutrients and antibiotic activity
pain= reminder be more careful
heat: inhibit growth of bacteria evelopment

Question 5

B lymphocytes

Answer 5

adaptive immunity cell type
responsible for humoral immunity
make antibodies and produce memory b cells
they are long lived cells that remember what antibodies to create for specific illness

Question 6

T lymphocytes and types

Answer 6

produced in bone marrow
responsible for cellular mediator immunity
types
cytotoxic t cells: kill only bad cells they are specifically made for
bilepen t cells: recreate lymphokines
sypressor t cells: supress immune response when threat is over