Immune & Integumentary Systems

The soft tissue inside your bones where all blood cells are made.

• bone marrow

• spongy bone

• arthritis

• interbonecular area

A fist-sized organ located just behind the stomach that contains white blood cells that respond to any antigens collected from the blood.

• intestine

• gall bladder

• thymus

• spleen

Found under the arms, groin, & neck, they filter out bacteria, wastes, & toxins from the blood.

• spleen

• lymph nodes

• thymus

• lungs

Which IS NOT one of the body's 1st lines of defense against disease.

• antibodies

• skin

• cilia in nose

• acid in the stomach

Patrol the body looking for foreign pathogens to destroy.

• blood plasma

• digestive enzymes

• red blood cells

• white blood cells

Increase in core body temp in an attempt to destroy a pathogen.

• fever

• hot flashes

• goose bumps

• boiling blood

Produced by white blood cells; they attach to pathogens making them easier to detect and destroy by the immune system.

• insulin

• red blood cells

• antibodies

• spleens

Type of disease that can be spread from one organism to another.

• infectious

• noninfectious

• diabetes

• cancer

Type of disease that CAN NOT be spread from one organism to another.

• infectious

• corona virus

• noninfectious

• influenza

Disease where the immune system attacks the pancreas, affecting insulin production.

• Type 1 Diabetes

• Type 1 Cancer

• Corona Virus

• Rheumatoid Arthritis