biochemical defences

Question 1

refer to the immune system’s ability to fight against specific types of bacteria, virus, or fungal infections

Answer 1

biochemical defenses

Question 2

2 types of biochemical defenses

Answer 2

natural
acquired immunity

Question 3

white blood cells, they normally kill any type of pathogens that may have entered our bodies

Answer 3

natural immunity

Question 4

further classified immunity

Answer 4

acquired
actively acquired
artificially acquired
passively acquired immunity

Question 5

involves some blood cells that have acquired the ability to recognize and destroy specific agents of infection

Answer 5

acquired immunity

Question 6

develops when your body produces antibodies that will destroy antigens and the toxin they release

Answer 6

actively acquired immunity

Question 7

the process of vaccination and immunization

Answer 7

artificially acquired immunity

Question 8

a person is given an injection with antibodies that provides temporary immunity to infection

Answer 8

passively acquired immunity

Question 9

agencies in charge of communicable diseases prevention and control

Answer 9

-world health organization WHO
-department of education DepEd
-united nations children’s fund UNICEF
-department of health DOH
-department of interior and local government DILG
-united states agency for international development USAID
-Philippine health insurance corporation PhilHealth
-department of agriculture-bureau of animal industry DA-BAI