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Essay questions to know
• What are innate and adaptive immune systems,
how they work and how they interact.
antibody-
mediated
immunity:
▪ An antigen is recognized
▪ and bound
Helper T cells costimulate the B cell so the B
▪ cell can proliferate and
differentiate clone of effector cells that
into a produce antibodies
The antigen is
eliminated
Innate immunity refers to a variety of body responses
that serve to protect us against
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invasion of variety of pathogens and
a wide their toxins.
▪ We are born with this kind of immunity
▪ Two lines of defense: Nonspecific disease
resistance fight a wide variety of invaders. 1st:
Skin and mucous membranes: barriers,
antimicrobial substances
2nd: Internal defenses (cellular defenses), inflammation, and
fever
• Describe the anatomy and functions of the spleen.
a. The spleen is the largest single mass of
lymphatic tissue in the body. It is found
in the left hypochondriac region
between stomach and the diaphragm.
It is composed of white pulp and red
pulp. Red pulp filters blood and gets rid
of old or damaged blood cells. White
pulp consists of immune cells and helps
fight infection. The spleen acts as a
blood filter, if it detects bad bacteria,
viruses in the blood, it and the lymph
nodes create lymphocytes which act as
defenders.
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BIOS 255N Final
Exam Study Guide AP
III
BIOS 255-Anatomy
and Physiology III
with Lab, Anatomy
and Physiology III:
Chamberlain College
of Nursing (Complete
solutions and
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resources for the
course exam)
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Final Exam Study Guide AP III
Essay questions to know
• What are innate and adaptive immune systems,
how they work and how they interact.
antibody-
mediated
immunity:
▪ An antigen is recognized
▪ and bound
Helper T cells costimulate the B cell so the B
▪ cell can proliferate and
differentiate clone of effector cells that
into a produce antibodies
The antigen is
eliminated
Innate immunity refers to a variety of body responses
that serve to protect us against
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invasion of variety of pathogens and
a wide their toxins.
▪ We are born with this kind of immunity
▪ Two lines of defense: Nonspecific disease
resistance fight a wide variety of invaders. 1st:
Skin and mucous membranes: barriers,
antimicrobial substances
2nd: Internal defenses (cellular defenses), inflammation, and
fever
• Describe the anatomy and functions of the spleen.
a. The spleen is the largest single mass of
lymphatic tissue in the body. It is found
in the left hypochondriac region
between stomach and the diaphragm.
It is composed of white pulp and red
pulp. Red pulp filters blood and gets rid
of old or damaged blood cells. White
pulp consists of immune cells and helps
fight infection. The spleen acts as a
blood filter, if it detects bad bacteria,
viruses in the blood, it and the lymph
nodes create lymphocytes which act as
defenders.
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