Our body has 3 lines of body defence to fight pathogens

Our first line of body defence is

White blood cells fight the phatogen through ...... process

In third line of body defence, pathogen will fight with

Pathogen will enter the skin if there is a....on the skin

Mucuos membrane is the membrane that produced mucous along the

Diagram shows a process of

Third line of body defence involving the production of

What happen in the diagram?

A protein produced by white blood cells into blood stream to fight disease.

This statement refers to ...

Pathogens, toxin moleculs and blood cells from other blood groups are known as ....

Proteins that have a specific fit to a specific antigen are called

What are made in the thymus, spleen, bone marrow and lymph nodes?

B lymphocytes produce

Which cells actually kill invading bacteria and viruses?

Which lymphocytes are stimulated by vaccinations?

What is the most important thing about colostrum

What is an attenuated virus>

Which of the following is/are part(s) of the specific defence mechanism?

(1) production of histamine

(2) phagocytosis

(3) production of antibodies

Which of the following comparisons of B cells and T cells is correct?

Which of the following descriptions about antibodies is/are correct?

(1) Antibodies act only on specific antigens.

(2) Antibodies have a memory for specific antigens.

(3) Antibodies are stored in the lymph nodes after use.

Alex was infected by a pathogen for the first time two months ago. He was then exposed to the same pathogen two weeks ago. Which of the following graphs correctly shows the change in pathogen level in Alex’s blood?

John received an injection of antibodies in order to develop immunity against tetanus, a bacterial disease which can cause paralysis and death. Which of the following graphs correctly shows the changes in the antibody concentration in his blood?

Which of the following combinations correctly states the types of immunity?

The body producing antibodies in response to a pathogen entering from the environment e.g. catching a cold, is called...?

Antibodies produce in the body due to a vaccine is called...?

Antibodies entering the body from another organism through breastmilk or crossing the placenta is called...?

Antibodies entering the body from another organism by injection is called...?

Where do lymphocytes and monocytes form?

A foreign particle that causes the production of antibodies is called...?

Lymphocytes that recognize antigens on the surface of other white blood cells and cause B cells to replicate are called...?

Lymphocytes that destroy abnormal body cells are called...?

Lymphocytes that survive for years after the infection and speed up any subsequent action of T cells are called...?

Where do T cells (T lymphocytes) mature?

Which of the following is NOT an organ of the immune system?

What is the role of B lymphocytes?

What do antibiotics kill?

A disease causing organism is called...?

The ability to resist infection is called...?