Chapter 16

Question 1

what cells are part of innate immunity

Answer 1

basophil
eosinophils
mast cells

Question 2

basophil type

Answer 2

granulocyte

Question 3

eosinophil type

Answer 3

granulocyte

Question 4

mast cell type

Answer 4

granulocyte

Question 5

basophil function

Answer 5

releases histamine that causes inflammation

Question 6

eosinophil function

Answer 6

kills parasites with oxidative burst

Question 7

mast cell function

Answer 7

antigen-presenting cells; produce antibacterial peptides

Question 8

what cells are part of both adaptive and innate

Answer 8

neutrophil
monocyte
dendritic cell
NK cell

Question 9

neutrophil type

Answer 9

granulocyte

Question 10

monocyte type

Answer 10

agranulocyte

Question 11

dendritic cell type

Answer 11

agranulocyte

Question 12

NK cell type

Answer 12

agranulocyte

Question 13

neutrophil function

Answer 13

phagocytizes bacteria and fungi

Question 14

monocyte function

Answer 14

precursor to macrophages. Some macrophages are fixed in certain organs while others wander tissues causing inflammation, all preform phagocytosis

Question 15

dendritic cell function

Answer 15

in skin and respiratory and intestinal mucosa, phagocytizes bacteria and presents antigens to T cells

Question 16

NK cell function

Answer 16

kills cancer cells and virus infected cells

Question 17

what cells are apart of the adaptive immunity

Answer 17

Plasma cell (B cell)
T cells (T helped cell, cytoxic T lymphocyte, T regulatory cell)

Question 18

B cell (plasma cell) type

Answer 18

agranulocyte

Question 19

T cell type

Answer 19

agranulocyte

Question 20

B cell function

Answer 20

recognizes antigen and produces antibodies