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HUBS 191 Introduction to Immunology Lecture 30 Test Questions and Answers Already Passed Latest Update what is the immune system? - Answers The body's defense against disease causing organisms, malfunctioning cells, and foreign particles what is immunology? - Answers study of immunity what is the immune system physically composed of? (3) - Answers organs, cells, molecules what are the four main groups of microbes? - Answers viruses, bacteria, fungi and protozoa What are the primary lymphoid organs? - Answers bone marrow and thymus what type of lymphoid organs have the role of production of white blood cells? - Answers primary what type of lymphoid organs have the role of being sites where immune responses are initiated? - Answers secondary what role does the bone marrow have in the immune system? - Answers source of stem cells that develop into cells of the innate and adaptive immune responses what role does the thymus have in the immune system? - Answers it teaches developing T cells to not react to self what are type of cells are T cells? - Answers white blood cells what are lymphocytes produced or processed by the thymus gland and actively participating in the immune response called? - Answers T cells what role do lymph nodes and the spleen have to do with the immune system? - Answers site of initiation of immune responses Where are lymph nodes located? - Answers along lymphatic vessels what is filtered through the lymph nodes? - Answers lymph fluid from blood and tissue what is a site of initiation for immune responses against blood borne pathogens? - Answers spleen what type of pathogens is the spleen a site of initiation for? - Answers blood borne what does the epidermis consist of? (3) - Answers dead cells, keratin and phagocytic immune cells what does the dermis consist of? (4 things) - Answers thick layer of connective tissue, collagen, blood vessels, and phagocytic immune cells which layer of the skin is there constant renewal of? - Answers outer what type of cells are between the epidermis and dermis layers? - Answers dendritic cells (immune cells) What are antimicrobials? - Answers compounds that kill or inhibit microorganisms what forms pores in the microbial cell membrane? - Answers skin defensins

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HUBS 191 Introduction to Immunology Lecture 30 Test Questions and Answers Already
Passed Latest Update 2025-2026

what is the immune system? - Answers The body's defense against disease causing organisms,
malfunctioning cells, and foreign particles

what is immunology? - Answers study of immunity

what is the immune system physically composed of? (3) - Answers organs, cells, molecules

what are the four main groups of microbes? - Answers viruses, bacteria, fungi and protozoa

What are the primary lymphoid organs? - Answers bone marrow and thymus

what type of lymphoid organs have the role of production of white blood cells? - Answers
primary

what type of lymphoid organs have the role of being sites where immune responses are initiated?
- Answers secondary

what role does the bone marrow have in the immune system? - Answers source of stem cells
that develop into cells of the innate and adaptive immune responses

what role does the thymus have in the immune system? - Answers it teaches developing T cells
to not react to self

what are type of cells are T cells? - Answers white blood cells

what are lymphocytes produced or processed by the thymus gland and actively participating in
the immune response called? - Answers T cells

what role do lymph nodes and the spleen have to do with the immune system? - Answers site of
initiation of immune responses

Where are lymph nodes located? - Answers along lymphatic vessels

what is filtered through the lymph nodes? - Answers lymph fluid from blood and tissue

what is a site of initiation for immune responses against blood borne pathogens? - Answers
spleen

what type of pathogens is the spleen a site of initiation for? - Answers blood borne

what does the epidermis consist of? (3) - Answers dead cells, keratin and phagocytic immune
cells

what does the dermis consist of? (4 things) - Answers thick layer of connective tissue, collagen,
blood vessels, and phagocytic immune cells

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