Immune System -Part 1

WHAT ORGANS ARE APART OF THE IMMUNE SYSTEM?

• TONSILS

• FEET

• BONES

• LUNGS

WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF THE IMMUNE SYSTEM

• HELPS YOU BREATHE

• MAKES YOU SICK

• PROTECTS BODY FROM GERM

HOW DOES THE IMMUNE SYSTEM WORK

• THE IMMUNE SYSTEM MAKES GERMS

• THE IMMUNE SYSTEM TAKES IN GERMS

• THE IMMUNE SYSTEM KILLS GERMS

• THE IMMUNE CONTROLS YOUR BREATHING

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The network of cells, tissues, and organs that all work together to keep the body healthy and fight infection.

• Skin

• Mucus

• Immune System

• Liver

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They trap and destroy invading germs before they can get any further into the body.

• Viruses

• Tonsils

• Lymph glands

• Mucus

• Germs

A Sticky, gooey, substance found in the nose and along our respiratory tract.

• Cilia

• Stomach

• Spleen

• Mucus

What is the function of our skin in protecting our body from infection? Select all that apply.

• Acts as a barrier against invading organisms.

• Sticky substance found in our respiratory tract.

• Creates white blood cells to fight off invaders.

• Short hairs that push out captured germs.

What is the function of mucus in defending our body against germs?

• Traps invading germs and prevents them from getting into the body.

• Swells when filled with germs.

• Produces fluids that push germs out.

• Send signals to our brain.

An example of a communicable disease would be what?

• Heart Disease
• Flu

• Diabetes
• Asthma

The network of cells, tissues, and organs that all work together to keep the body healthy and fight infection.

• skin

• Mucus

• Immune System

• Immune

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