Inflammation and Fever

What is Inflammation?

• A disease

• A defence

• A Fever

What Is Fever?

• A defence

• A disease

• A inflammation

A virus or bacteria that invades the human body and causes harm.

• Macrophages

• Epithelial cells

• Killer T cells

• Pathogens

The combination of chemicals, cells, tissues, and organs that work together to protect the body from infection

• Physical barriers

• Secretion

• Epithelial cells

• Immune system

Kills pathogens and speeds up the production of protective proteins in the immune system.

• Macrophages

• Inflammation

• Fever

• Stomach acid

Which of the following is NOT a sign of inflammation?

• Pain

• Swelling

• Heat

• Redness

• Bleeding

These cells produce antibodies:

• Helper T Cells

• Plasma B Cells

• Cytotoxic Cells

• Macrophages

These proteins stick to the surface markers on foreign molecules, marking them for destruction:

• Antibodies

• Toll-like receptors

• Antigens

• Receptors

What is considered the "first line of defense" from pathogens?

• T Cells

• Phagocytes

• Skin

• Hair

How do phagocytes/macrophages kill pathogens?

• By consuming them

• By wrapping them up in protein strings

• By releasing antigens

• By ANY MEANS NECESSARY