Anatomy and Physiology II (Immunity)-Questions and Answers Graded A+

Anatomy and Physiology II (Immunity)-Questions and Answers Graded A+ The non-specific defense system is also called what? - ANSWER-Innate The specific immune response is also called what? - ANSWER-adaptive What defense system protects against invasion and injury? - ANSWER-innate Does the innate system distinguish between any potential damaging stiumuli? - ANSWER-no The adaptive defense system activates what in order to help defend the body? - ANSWER-Lympocytes Does the adaptive defense system target a specific target or does not distinguish? - ANSWER-specific target What system that is closely associated with the immune system has the functions to drain interstitial fluid, transport dietary lipids, and develops the immune response? - ANSWER-Lymphatic system What is the term for the pressure of water in the ovement of nutrients? - ANSWER-Hydrostatic pressure When we are getting the fluid to go from the tissue back into the blood, what pressure determines how much fluid returns? - ANSWER-Osmotic pressure How many liters of water/day travels through the lymphatic system? - ANSWER-3 liters/day Lympth is composed of water and what? - ANSWER-Fat (fatty acids) The site where immune system cells are produced are also known as what? - ANSWER-Primary sites The site where immune system cells linger around are also known as what? - ANSWER-Secondary tissues Bone marrow and the thymus are what site of immune system? - ANSWER-Primary sites Granulocytes contain what in their granules? - ANSWER-enzymes Eosinophils, neutrophils, and basophils are all what kinds of cells? - ANSWER-Granulocytes What is important for parasitic infections? - ANSWER-Eosinophils What is important for histomine production? These are also known as mast cells - ANSWER-Basophils What is important for phagocytizing bacteria? - ANSWER-Neutrophil When a monocyte is in the cytoplasm, what are they called? - ANSWER-Monocytes