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MTU6 Blood Types, Lymph, Immune Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

When someone has type AB blood, this means that the surface of their cells contain AB ________.

a)

antigens

b)

antibodies

c)

lymphocytes

d)

phagocytes

2.

Y-shaped proteins that stick to and agglutinate substances they specifically match to are known as

a)

antibodies

b)

antigens

c)

immune cells

d)

erythrocytes

3.

If someone donates blood to the Red Cross and the blood is then given to another person later on, this is an example of a(n) _________ transfusion.

a)

autologous

b)

homologous

c)

leukocyte

d)

thrombocyte

4.

If a patient receives incompatible blood, the donated cells may be broken down by the recipient's immune system. This is known as

a)

hemolysis

b)

hemoglobin

c)

phagocytosis

d)

agglutination

5.

Which type of vessels act to drain excess fluid away from the body's tissues?

a)

lymphatic vessels

b)

arteries

c)

veins

d)

capillaries

6.

Lymphadenectomy is removal of the

a)

lymph nodes

b)

tonsils

c)

lymph fluid

d)

lymph capillaries

7.

Where would someone be able to palpate a swollen axillary lymph node?

a)

in the armpit

b)

in the neck

c)

in the chest

d)

in the groin

8.

Which term describes hormones made by the lymphatic organ located in the middle of the chest?

a)

thymic

b)

tonsillary

c)

lymphatic

d)

immunological

9.

Which set of tonsils are also known as adenoids?

a)

pharyngeal

b)

palatine

c)

lingual

10.

Which term means swelling?

a)

edema

b)

lymphatic

c)

agglutination

d)

immunological

11.

Which term is used to describe an enlarged spleen?

a)

splenomegaly

b)

splenic

c)

splenectomy

d)

splenitis

12.

An x-ray that shows the flow of lymph throughout lymphatic vessels would be called

a)

lymphangiography

b)

lymphadenectomy

c)

lymphoma

d)

lymphatic

13.

Immune defenses that you are born with are called

a)

innate

b)

adaptive

c)

vaccines

d)

active natural

14.

What is the main advantage of adaptive immunity?

a)

memory for faster response if exposed to this pathogen again

b)

it is general for any pthogen

c)

the body will respond more slowly to future pathogens

d)

it requires very little energy

15.

Following chemical signals toward a pathogen or infection is known as

a)

chemotaxis

b)

phagocytosis

c)

agglutination

d)

leukocytosis

16.

Which of the following are INCORRECTLY paired?

a)

b-cells : antibodies

b)

t-cells : phagocytes

c)

innate defense : mucus

d)

adaptive defense : inflammation

17.

Cells that kill other cells are called

a)

cytotoxic

b)

erythrocytes

c)

leukocytes

d)

phagocytic

18.

If someone contracts chickenpox as a child and then becomes immune for the rest of their life, they have

a)

active natural immunity

b)

passive natural immunity

c)

active artificial immunity

d)

passive artificial immunity

19.

If someone receives a Hepatitis B vaccine and then becomes immune to this virus for many years, they have developed

a)

active natural immunity

b)

passive natural immunity

c)

active artificial immunity

d)

passive artificial immunity

20.

HIV is a _____________ and AIDS is a ___________.

a)

virus; disease

b)

disease; virus

c)

vaccine; disease

d)

cell; virus