Specific mechanisms of resistance

Question 1

specific host defence is what level of defence

Answer 1

third line of defence

Question 2

this mechanism of resistance results from the production and activity of specific antibodies and cells when defending oneself against foreign antigen

Answer 2

acquired

Question 3

humoral immunity involved

Answer 3

the production of antibodies

Question 4

humoral immunity is initiated by

Answer 4

b lymphocytes

Question 5

cell mediated immunity is initiated by

Answer 5

T lymphocytes

Question 6

cell mediated immunity is activated by

Answer 6

granulomatous infection

Question 7

the main difference between antibodies and cell mediated immunity is

Answer 7

CMI can go intracellularly

Question 8

humeral mediated immunity is activated by

Answer 8

T- lymphocytes

Question 9

this immunoglobulin is produced in the largest amount and associated with long term immunity

Answer 9

IgG

Question 10

IgM is

Answer 10

produced early, only for short term immunity, pentameterq

Question 11

IgA is

Answer 11

present in secretions, tears saliva, nasal secretion, breast milk, prevents reinvasion via mucous membranes

Question 12

IgD

Answer 12

function is unknown

Question 13

IgE

Answer 13

associated with allergic reactions

Question 14

type I hypersensitivity is

Answer 14

anaphylactic shock

Question 15

type II hypersensitivity involves

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body cell death

Question 16

type III hypersensitivity damages

Answer 16

tissues and organs

Question 17

Type IV hypersensitivity involves

Answer 17

delayed

Question 18

anergy

Answer 18

is the lack of an immune response