WorksheetsImmune System Conditions
Total questions: 44
Worksheet time: 31mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the 4th planet from the sun?
a)
Earth
b)
Mars
c)
Pluto
d)
Earth
e)
Venus
2.
Which of the following could be refered to as a "first responder" and turns into pus as a result?
a)
Neutrophils
b)
Macrophages
c)
Eosonophils
d)
Mast Cells
e)
B-Cells
3.
Which of the following is a large first responder that eats up bacteria?
a)
Neutrophils
b)
Macrophages
c)
Eosonophils
d)
Mast Cells
e)
B-Cells
4.
Which of the following is part of your innate immune system that responds to parasites and often causes allergic reactions?
a)
Neutrophils
b)
Macrophages
c)
Eosonophils
d)
Mast Cells
e)
B-Cells
5.
Which of the following releases histamines?
a)
Neutrophils
b)
Macrophages
c)
Eosonophils
d)
Mast Cells
e)
B-Cells
6.
What do histamines cause?
a)
Vasodilation
b)
Vasoconstriction
c)
Vasoeleation
d)
Vasodespacito
e)
Coughing
7.
What of the following adaptive immunity cells produce antibodies?
a)
B-Cells
b)
Killer T-Cells
c)
Helper T-Cells
8.
Which of the following adaptive immune cells causes apoptosis in infected/cancerous cells?
a)
B-Cells
b)
Killer T-Cells
c)
Helper T-Cells
9.
Which of the following adaptive immune cells recruit other immune cells to fight infection?
a)
B-Cells
b)
Killer T-Cells
c)
Helper T-Cells
10.
What is inflammation?
a)
A release of blood as a result of vasodilation
b)
Swelling of the skin
c)
Increased blood pressure to tissue
d)
Not sure honestly
11.
Choose the answer that matches the description: pus filled region, generally in the skin
a)
abscess
b)
empyma
c)
cellulitis
d)
ulcer
e)
urticaria
12.
Choose the answer that matches the description: infection of the subcutaneous tissue, causing edema and congestion; spreads easily
a)
abscess
b)
empyma
c)
cellulitis
d)
ulcer
e)
urticaria
13.
Choose the answer that matches the description: pus filled area in the lung specifically
a)
abscess
b)
empyma
c)
cellulitis
d)
ulcer
e)
urticaria
14.
Choose the answer that matches the description: depressed or excavated lesion on the skin or mucous
a)
abscess
b)
empyma
c)
cellulitis
d)
ulcer
e)
urticaria
15.
Choose the answer that matches the description: another description of hives
a)
abscess
b)
empyma
c)
cellulitis
d)
ulcer
e)
urticaria
16.
Which of the following is the correct description of natural passive immunity?
a)
You received antibodies from your mom in the womb
b)
You received an antibody transplant from someone else to help bolster your immune system
c)
You were exposed to a disease as a child, so the second time you were exposed to it you already had immunity and didn't get sick
d)
You were vaccinated with a weakened version of the virus, so the second time you already had immunity
17.
Which of the following is the correct description of acquired passive immunity?
a)
You received antibodies from your mom in the womb
b)
You received an antibody transplant from someone else to help bolster your immune system
c)
You were exposed to a disease as a child, so the second time you were exposed to it you already had immunity and didn't get sick
d)
You were vaccinated with a weakened version of the virus, so the second time you already had immunity
18.
Which of the folliwng is the correct description of natural active immunity?
a)
You received antibodies from your mom in the womb
b)
You received an antibody transplant from someone else to help bolster your immune system
c)
You were exposed to a disease as a child, so the second time you were exposed to it you already had immunity and didn't get sick
d)
You were vaccinated with a weakened version of the virus, so the second time you already had immunity
19.
Which of the following is the correct desciption of acquired active immunity?
a)
You received antibodies from your mom in the womb
b)
You received an antibody transplant from someone else to help bolster your immune system
c)
You were exposed to a disease as a child, so the second time you were exposed to it you already had immunity and didn't get sick
d)
You were vaccinated with a weakened version of the virus, so the second time you already had immunity
20.
What antibody responds to to allergens within your body?
a)
IgE
b)
IgA
c)
IgG
d)
IgM
e)
IgD
21.
Choose the correct description of athsma.
a)
vasodilation and mucous production in the lungs in response to stress
b)
vasodilation across the entire body, generally as a result of allergen in the blood stream
c)
vasodilation under the skin as a result of touching the allergen
22.
Choose the correct description of anaphylaxis.
a)
vasodilation and mucous production in the lungs in response to stress
b)
vasodilation across the entire body, generally as a result of allergen in the blood stream
c)
vasodilation under the skin as a result of touching the allergen
23.
Choose the correct description of contact dermatitis?
a)
vasodilation and mucous production in the lungs in response to stress
b)
vasodilation across the entire body, generally as a result of allergen in the blood stream
c)
vasodilation under the skin as a result of touching the allergen
24.
What is an autoimmune disorder?
a)
A condition in which your body attacks its own tissues with autoantibodies
b)
A condition in which your body over reacts to an otherwise normal surface protein
c)
A condition in which your body rejects another person's body parts
d)
A condition in which a person's immune system is insufficient to fight off infection
25.
Which of the following is NOT an example of an isoimmune disorder?
a)
Wrong blood type trasfusion
b)
Organ rejection
c)
Erythroblastosis fetalis
d)
AIDS
26.
Which of the following is NOT a part of your humoral immunity?
a)
T Cells
b)
B Cells
c)
Antibodies
27.
Match with correct disease: Follows a strep A infection in which your body develops antibodies to fight connective tissue in the heart and joints.
a)
Rheumatoid Arthritis
b)
Myasthenia Gravis
c)
Diabetes Type 1 Myelitis
d)
Lupus Erythromatus
e)
Scleroderma
28.
Match with correct disease: antibodies bind to receptors in the synatpic cleft, preventing nerve conduction or muscle contraction
a)
Rheumatoid Arthritis
b)
Myasthenia Gravis
c)
Diabetes Type 1 Myelitis
d)
Lupus Erythromatus
e)
Scleroderma
29.
Match with correct disease: follows a viral infection in which beta cells in the pancrease express new surface proteins, in which your body attacks
a)
Rheumatoid Arthritis
b)
Myasthenia Gravis
c)
Diabetes Type 1 Myelitis
d)
Lupus Erythromatus
e)
Scleroderma
30.
Match with correct disease: causes your body to not produce insulin
a)
Rheumatoid Arthritis
b)
Myasthenia Gravis
c)
Diabetes Type 1 Myelitis
d)
Lupus Erythromatus
e)
Scleroderma
31.
Match with correct disease: characteried by a butterfly rash on the face, primarily in women
a)
Rheumatoid Arthritis
b)
Myasthenia Gravis
c)
Diabetes Type 1 Myelitis
d)
Lupus Erythromatus
e)
Scleroderma
32.
Match with correct disease: leads to hardening of the skin, also Raynaud's phenomenon
a)
Rheumatoid Arthritis
b)
Myasthenia Gravis
c)
Diabetes Type 1 Myelitis
d)
Lupus Erythromatus
e)
Scleroderma
33.
What is a good description of Raynaud's phenomenon?
a)
change of color in fingers
b)
change of color of toes
c)
drying of the skin
d)
loss of connective tissue
34.
What cell is destroyed by HIV?
a)
Helper T-Cells
b)
Killer T-Cells
c)
B-Cells
35.
Which of the following is NOT a way AIDS is spread?
a)
Saliva
b)
Sexual intercourse
c)
Sharing needles
d)
Fetal inheritence
36.
What is the best definition of her immunity?
a)
Enough people are vaccinated to protect those that aren't
b)
Enough people are vaccinated, so there are not more vaccinations needed
c)
Enough people have natural immunity from getting sick
d)
Enough people live on farms with herds which gives them tribal immunity in survivor.
37.
A disease in which the body overreacts to something that is otherwise harmless is called a _________________ disorder.
a)
Hypersensitivity
b)
Cytotoxic
c)
Immune Complex
d)
Immune deficient
38.
A disease in which the body creates antibodies against its own tissues (autoantibodies) is called a _________________ disorder.
a)
Hypersensitivity
b)
Autoimmune
c)
Immune Complex
d)
Immune deficient
39.
A disease in which the body cannot summon an appropriate immune response is called a _________________ disorder.
a)
Hypersensitivity
b)
Autoimmune
c)
Immune Complex
d)
Immune deficient
40.
What type of response is this
a)
nonspecific and humoral
b)
nonspecific and cell mediated
c)
specific and humoral
d)
specific and cell mediated
41.
Which statement provides a possible explanation for what is happening here?
a)
antibiotics break down substances through digestion
b)
some specialized cells mark and engulf microbes during immune responses
c)
embryonic development of essential organs occurs during pregnancy
d)
cloning removes abnormal cells produced during differentation
42.
In which condition does the body turn against itself and mistakenly attack normal cells?
a)
autoimmune disease
b)
allergy
c)
Hodgkin's disease
d)
cardiovascular disease
43.
The type of disorder where body reacts against antigens that are not pathogenic is known as a/n
a)
allergy
b)
autoimmune disorder
c)
immunodeficiency
d)
pneumonia
44.
Which of the following is NOT an autoimmune disease
a)
AIDS
b)
Multiple Sclerosis
c)
Celiac
d)
Arhritis
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