immunity Crossword Puzzles
Immune 2022-09-07
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- immunity acquired from infection or vaccine
- immunity that is temporary and immediate
- ____testing; uses a standard pattern of application;wait 15-20 min for reaction
- neutrophil count less than 2,000
- largest lymphatic organ
- a cat cannot catch a human disease because of this type of immunity
- WBC count less than 4,000
- most abundant WBC in circulation
- immunity that results from catching a cold
- number of stages that HIV has
- WBC count greater than 10,000
- infections that people with HIV/AIDS are more susceptible to
- how much HIV is in the blood; helps determine if treatment is working
- rash that may be present with SLE
- immunity passed from mother to child
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- enemy cells clump together rendering them harmless
- a common cause of malignancy in HIV patients identified by purple lesions on the skin
- this count is low in untreated HIV patients and correlates with increased viral load
- immunity from a vaccine
- defective cellular immune response and antibodies are produced against the person's body
- immunoglobulin that is responsible for allergic reactions
- these WBCs would be elevated in a parasitic infection
- ____mediated immunity that involves T-cells
- immature neutrophils are released
- macrophage that are highly branched cells
- WBC that stimulates general inflammation
- this enzyme is needed to turn HIV RNA to DNA
- immunity produced by antibodies
- precautions used with HIV patients
29 Clues: immunity from a vaccine • largest lymphatic organ • WBC count less than 4,000 • number of stages that HIV has • WBC count greater than 10,000 • immunity produced by antibodies • neutrophil count less than 2,000 • most abundant WBC in circulation • immature neutrophils are released • rash that may be present with SLE • precautions used with HIV patients • ...
antibodies 2023-03-28
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- Antibodies- are produced from a clone of the antibody-producing B-cells
- - blood protein produced in response to and counteracting a specific antigen
- fragment antigen bonding
- repertoire- The total number of antibody specificities available to an individual is known as the
- immunity- nonspecific immunity that humans are born with
- regions - provide a binding surface that is complementary to that of the antigen.
- Chain- consist of Kappa and Lambda
- fragment crystallizable
- - the movement of leukocytes from the blood vessel to the infected tissue.
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- (peripheral) lymphoid organs: mature lymphocytes interact with antigen
- - coating of a pathogen with a protein that facilitates phagocytosis
- antigen- antigen that contains more than one epitope, or more than one copy of the same epitope
- Immunity- Combats pathogens via antibodies
- Part of the pathogen that the antibody binds to
- - cells responsible for cell-mediated immunity, mature in the thymus
- immunity- specific immunity that develops over time
- Structure - two light chains and two heavy chains
- - cells responsible for antibody-mediated immunity, mature in the bone marrow
- pathway- This pathway is initiated by antibody binding
- - the smallest-known functional antibody fragment
- - protein capable of initiating an immune response
21 Clues: fragment crystallizable • fragment antigen bonding • Chain- consist of Kappa and Lambda • Immunity- Combats pathogens via antibodies • Part of the pathogen that the antibody binds to • Structure - two light chains and two heavy chains • - the smallest-known functional antibody fragment • - protein capable of initiating an immune response • ...
Record-holders 2024-01-26
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- First player eliminated by rock draw
- Won the most total money from Survivor
- Most votes cast against, single season
- First player to win individual immunity in more than one season
- Youngest player to ever play
- Most votes cast against, career
- Most career individual immunity wins, male
- Voted for the bootee the most times, single season (female)
- Played the most days, career (female)
- First player to win individual immunity
- Voted out the most times, career
- Voided most votes by idol, single play
- Has the most consecutive immunity wins (tribal and individual) in a single season
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- First player to win individual immunity multiple times
- Spent the most days on Exile, career
- Found most idols, career
- Oldest player to ever play
- Played the most advantages in a single season
- First player to give away immunity
- Attended the most tribal councils, single season
- Most individual challenge wins, male
- Played most idols, single season
- Voided the most votes, career
- Oldest Survivor winner
- Youngest Survivor winner
25 Clues: Oldest Survivor winner • Found most idols, career • Youngest Survivor winner • Oldest player to ever play • Youngest player to ever play • Voided the most votes, career • Most votes cast against, career • Played most idols, single season • Voted out the most times, career • First player to give away immunity • First player eliminated by rock draw • ...
Immune System BB 2023-03-16
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- immune system cells that create antibodies
- immune system cells that remove foreign substances
- ___ immunity is giving the body small doses of a virus
- ___ line of defense is custom made cells
- toxin/foreign substance that triggers immune response
- immune system cells that attack infected cells
- ___ line of defense is the innate immune system
- infectious microbe that contains a section of DNA
- ___ acquired immunity is taking antibodies to become resistant
- ___ acquired immunity is the body making itself resistant
- ___ blood cells are responsible for stopping an infection
- Immune ___ are the smallest parts of the immune system
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- medicines that counteract bacterial infection
- ___ cycle is the reproduction of a bacteriophage with a host cell
- ___ immunity is what immunity the body already has
- giving the body beforehand immunity to something
- immune system cells that absorb bacteria
- immune system cells made in the bone marrow
- protein made to counteract toxins/foreign substances
- ___ system works to keep your body not sick
20 Clues: immune system cells that absorb bacteria • ___ line of defense is custom made cells • immune system cells that create antibodies • immune system cells made in the bone marrow • ___ system works to keep your body not sick • medicines that counteract bacterial infection • immune system cells that attack infected cells • ___ line of defense is the innate immune system • ...
gopal 2017-02-11
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- antibody which can cross placenta
- type of diphtheria toxoid
- first word of a type of screening which means a mob
- disease caused by virus like bacteria
- immunity which is used in immunocompromised patients
- cells responsible for humoral immunity or antibody mediated immunity
- reverse of vaccine for tb
- A living microbe with reduced virulence that is used for vaccination
- i love to stay inside any cell only
- first word of screening method to isolate antibiotic producer
- antigenic determinant
- immunity earned after the birth and added during the life time
- type of immunity obtained from birth
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- antibody which can cross placenta
- first word of virulence factor released outside the microrganism
- which increases the immune response when added to immmunobiological with poor immune response
- immunobiological used in snake poisoing
- example for plasma substitute
- type of strain from which BCG vaccine is prepared
- diagnostic test for diphtheria
- antibiotic obtained from fungus
- long lasting type of immunity
- type of strain for killed polio vaccine
- toxoid precipitated on aluminium hydroxide
24 Clues: antigenic determinant • type of diphtheria toxoid • reverse of vaccine for tb • example for plasma substitute • long lasting type of immunity • diagnostic test for diphtheria • antibiotic obtained from fungus • antibody which can cross placenta • antibody which can cross placenta • i love to stay inside any cell only • type of immunity obtained from birth • ...
chapter 15 vocabulary 2017-04-09
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- Antigen that causes allergic reactions
- chronic, inflammatory autoimmune disease
- increasing individual resistance by artificial means (vaccines)
- Immunity immunity developing over a lifetime as a result of exposure to invaders
- fatal allergic reaction
- the body's ability to resist invaders and diseases
- masses of lymphatic tissue; palatine, adenoids, lingual
- protein that functions specifically as an antibody
- sac-like mass of lymphatic tissue located in abdominal cavity
- enlargement of lymph nodes
- the body's immune system fails to protect itself against foreign material
- Gland part of both lymphatic and endocrine systems; produces T-lymphocytes
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- straw colored fluid
- inflammation or infection of the tonsils
- Acquired Immunity immunity that results from immunization
- Mononucleosis disease caused by Epstein-Barr virus
- immunity you are born with; permanent and inherited
- a person's own immune system targets normal cells, tissues and organs
- acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
- Nodes lymph nodes located under the arms
- Disease form of cancer of the lymph nodes
- System supplement to circulatory system
- the virus that causes AIDS
23 Clues: straw colored fluid • fatal allergic reaction • enlargement of lymph nodes • the virus that causes AIDS • acquired immunodeficiency syndrome • Antigen that causes allergic reactions • inflammation or infection of the tonsils • chronic, inflammatory autoimmune disease • System supplement to circulatory system • Nodes lymph nodes located under the arms • ...
Immune System BB 2023-03-16
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- ___ line of defense is custom made cells
- medicines that counteract bacterial infection
- ___ system works to keep your body not sick
- ___ acquired immunity is the body making itself resistant
- immune system cells made in the bone marrow
- ___ cycle is the reproduction of a bacteriophage with a host cell
- ___ line of defense is the innate immune system
- ___ acquired immunity is taking antibodies to become resistant
- Immune ___ are the smallest parts of the immune system
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- immune system cells that absorb bacteria
- ___ immunity is giving the body small doses of a virus
- ___ blood cells are responsible for stopping an infection
- protein made to counteract toxins/foreign substances
- immune system cells that create antibodies
- toxin/foreign substance that triggers immune response
- immune system cells that attack infected cells
- giving the body beforehand immunity to something
- infectious microbe that contains a section of DNA
- ___ immunity is what immunity the body already has
- immune system cells that remove foreign substances
20 Clues: immune system cells that absorb bacteria • ___ line of defense is custom made cells • immune system cells that create antibodies • ___ system works to keep your body not sick • immune system cells made in the bone marrow • medicines that counteract bacterial infection • immune system cells that attack infected cells • ___ line of defense is the innate immune system • ...
Immunity 2016-01-22
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- Immunity which prevents the spread of disease in populations when more than 95% of people are vaccinated.
- Type of T & B cell responsible for immunity.
- Enzymes contained in the lysosomes of phagocytic cells.
- Antibody producing B lymphocytes.
- Substance that can be recognised as non-self and can stimulate an immune response.
- Process by which antibodies can link pathogens together in clumps.
- Globular protein produced by plasma cells which forms a complex with antigens.
- Type of lymphocyte involved in the humoral response.
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- Gland where T lymphocytes mature.
- Type of lymphocyte involved in the cell mediated response.
- Word used to describe weakened pathogens used in some vaccines.
- Chemicals produced by T helper cells to stimulate other white blood cells.
- Short term immunity resulting from injection of ready made antibodies.
- Type of T cells which kills infected cells.
14 Clues: Gland where T lymphocytes mature. • Antibody producing B lymphocytes. • Type of T cells which kills infected cells. • Type of T & B cell responsible for immunity. • Type of lymphocyte involved in the humoral response. • Enzymes contained in the lysosomes of phagocytic cells. • Type of lymphocyte involved in the cell mediated response. • ...
Jacobsimmunity 2022-11-28
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- used to prevent illness by stimulating the production of antibodies
- mutations that result from two forms of a virus creating a third type
- immune response to substances that are not usually dangerous
- non-specific immunity that increases temperature and helps slow down replication of pathogens
- process by which cells engulf materials such as viruses or other pathogens
- bacterial infection that can result from a viral infection
- the more people immunized, the more people are protected
- live vaccines
- cell that "eats" or engulfs pathogens
- immunity we are born with
- immunity that involves T-cells
- slimy, liquid that is part of non-specific immunity
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- mutations caused by slow gradual changes from one form of virus to another
- specific proteins created in humoral immunity
- viruses and bacteria cause illness by disrupting this
- our body can recognize future pathogens because it builds this for the next time
- associated with allergies and cause us misery
- example of non-specific immunity defense
- body builds antibodies to its own cells and tissue, such as in lupus
- type of vaccine, also called recombinant-has a part of the virus
- used to treat bacteria, NOT viruses
- type of immunity that is our first line of defense
- whole body allergic reaction that can be deadly
- immunity that involves B-cells and antibodies
- we may need more than one vaccination to a virus because they can go through this
25 Clues: live vaccines • immunity we are born with • immunity that involves T-cells • used to treat bacteria, NOT viruses • cell that "eats" or engulfs pathogens • example of non-specific immunity defense • specific proteins created in humoral immunity • associated with allergies and cause us misery • immunity that involves B-cells and antibodies • ...
Lymphatic System HS1 SBlack1830 2023-10-12
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- This creates active acquired immunity
- one of the funcitons of the lymphatic system
- redness, heat, swelling, pain
- Type of acquired immunity where you had the disease
- tonsils in upper throat area
- tonsils at back of throat
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- duct that drains most of the body
- prevent backflow in lymphatic system (and veins)
- Type of acquired immunity where you got a vaccine
- Passive acquired immunity from mother
- Also known as natural immunity (like tears)
- This is a passive acquired immunity; injected
- ability to fight off a disease/pathogen
- largest lymphatic structure
14 Clues: tonsils at back of throat • largest lymphatic structure • tonsils in upper throat area • redness, heat, swelling, pain • duct that drains most of the body • This creates active acquired immunity • Passive acquired immunity from mother • ability to fight off a disease/pathogen • Also known as natural immunity (like tears) • one of the funcitons of the lymphatic system • ...
HS III Unit 5 study guide (ch 14) 2020-11-19
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- complements are found in ____
- a flu vaccine is an example of ___ immunity (2wd)
- having measles means you cannot get them again, this is ___ immunity (2wd)
- lymph nodes have more vessels coming in than going out, these are called ___ vessels
- chemicals released form cells that are direct agents of innate immunity
- can carry bacteria and cancer cells causing it to spread
- spleen has a rich bllood supply- can contain up to ___ of blood (number with the unit)
- caused by increased vessel permeability
- antigens cause inactive B cells to turn into ___ (2wd)
- endocrine gland located in the neck
- lymphatic fluid only moves in 1 direction, it does not ____
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- the largest lymph vessel in the body (2wd)
- long term immunity requires the formation of ___ (2wd)
- lymph flows form lymphatic capillaries into larger vessels called lymphatic ___
- another word for adaptive immunity is ___ immunity
- named after an organ called a bursa
- a cell that is not an antigen-presenting cell
- this immune response requires antibodies
- can be a toxin or a protein on a cancer or bacteria cell membrane
- pharyngeal tonsils/adenoids are located at the opening to the ___ (2wd)
- consists of protein molecules, activated by antibodies and is usually inactive in blood
- veins and lymph vessels have ___ to keep blood flowing in the right direction
- adaptive immunity works ___ than innate immunity
- these cells leave the thymus to go to the spleen, tonsils, and lymph nodes (2wd)
24 Clues: complements are found in ____ • named after an organ called a bursa • endocrine gland located in the neck • caused by increased vessel permeability • this immune response requires antibodies • the largest lymph vessel in the body (2wd) • a cell that is not an antigen-presenting cell • adaptive immunity works ___ than innate immunity • ...
Pearl Productions 2025-12-13
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- Received three votes at the previous Tribal Council
- Owner of the server
- Merged tribe
- Received four votes against Carmen
- Australian
- Had one person vote to save them in a tie
- Most recently selected to visit Yellow Lake
- Received the permanent Yellow Lake Ticket
- Designer for the server
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- Won the Public Immunity Idol at the auction
- Location to obtain an Immunity Idol
- Frequently sent bowser inflation
- Won one Immunity Challenge across all tribal iterations
- Zero votes cast against them all merge
- Voted out most recently
- Won three Immunity Challenges across all tribal iterations
- Won the first merge Individual Immunity
- Co-owner of the server
18 Clues: Australian • Merged tribe • Owner of the server • Co-owner of the server • Voted out most recently • Designer for the server • Frequently sent bowser inflation • Received four votes against Carmen • Location to obtain an Immunity Idol • Zero votes cast against them all merge • Won the first merge Individual Immunity • Had one person vote to save them in a tie • ...
Survivor Puzzle 2024-07-24
34 Clues: Vote • Jury • Rice • Camp • Fire • Buff • Merge • Torch • Tribe • Exile • Outwit • Probst • Reward • Puzzle • Hidden • Tribal • Shelter • Outplay • Outlast • Strategy • Castaway • Alliance • Survivor • Immunity • Challenge • Final Two • Blindside • Tribe Swap • Voting Urn • Social Game • Confessional • Sole Survivor • Tribal Immunity • Reward Challenge
DENT 1059 Clinic Support Test #3 Review 2024-11-20
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- what B lymphocytes are triggered to create
- out of body cause
- leukocytes that chew up invaders
- immunity from the placenta
- immune system proteins
- leukocytes that fight bacteria
- fever
- indication of a disease
- where lymphocytes go to mature into T cells
- immunity developed over a lifetime
- natural immunity
- bacteria found with high sugar intake
- dissolution of calcium and phosphate
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- white blood cells
- red blood cells
- disease causing foreign substances
- where B and T cells begin
- bacteria transmitted by mother's saliva
- caused by ongoing stimulus
- immunity present at birth
- prism changed by fluoride
21 Clues: fever • red blood cells • natural immunity • white blood cells • out of body cause • immune system proteins • indication of a disease • where B and T cells begin • immunity present at birth • prism changed by fluoride • immunity from the placenta • caused by ongoing stimulus • leukocytes that fight bacteria • leukocytes that chew up invaders • disease causing foreign substances • ...
Immune System 2020-05-20
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- shots, shots in young animals to build up immunity required 2-3 times
- immunity, developed from exposure to a pathogen
- tests, enzyme linked immunosorbent tests
- immunity, antibodies developed from one animal to another
- signs of infection
- Response, vaccine needing 3-14 days to build immunity
- medication used up through the nose passage
- foregin materials used to create immunity
- what develop allergies
- used when having an reaction to an allergen
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- medication into the eye
- live vaccines, made from alter antigens created from a live disease
- tests, blood is used in this test and snapped to see results
- places in body as antigens to build immunity
- Response, vaccine providing quick repeated exposure to an antigen
- injection, injection made directly into the muscle at a 90 degree angle
- vaccine, manufactured vaccine from dead pathogens
- injection, injection made under the skin at a 45 degree angle
18 Clues: signs of infection • what develop allergies • medication into the eye • tests, enzyme linked immunosorbent tests • foregin materials used to create immunity • medication used up through the nose passage • used when having an reaction to an allergen • places in body as antigens to build immunity • immunity, developed from exposure to a pathogen • ...
Immunity 2022-01-24
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- released during allergic reactions
- stimulation of the sympathetic nervous system
- inappropriate response to an antigen
- system that enhances the action of antibodies
- microbial communities living in/on our bodies
- immunity that provides immediate protection
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- cause systemic inflammatory response
- triggers the production of antibodies
- identifies and neutralizes foreign agents
- physical and chemical to protect against invaders
- transplant tissue comes from the same species
- body's normal defenses become self-destructive
- negatively effects the body's fragile homeostasis
13 Clues: released during allergic reactions • cause systemic inflammatory response • inappropriate response to an antigen • triggers the production of antibodies • identifies and neutralizes foreign agents • immunity that provides immediate protection • transplant tissue comes from the same species • stimulation of the sympathetic nervous system • ...
Immunity 2023-09-12
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- Protein which neutralises pathogens
- An organism that causes disease
- An injection of dead or weakened pathogen
- A cell which can ingest and absorb pathogens
- A reaction of the immune system to a foreign substance which is usually harmless
- A type of immunity where an individual receives antibodies from an external source such as breast milk
- A non-living pathogen
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- The body's first line of defence against pathogens
- A type of immunity which occurs due to a large percentage of a population becoming immune
- A cell which produces antibodies
- Medicine used to help kill bacteria
- A virus which mutates very quickly and damages an individual's immune system
- Protein found on the surface of pathogens which antibodies can attach to
- Living pathogens
14 Clues: Living pathogens • A non-living pathogen • An organism that causes disease • A cell which produces antibodies • Protein which neutralises pathogens • Medicine used to help kill bacteria • An injection of dead or weakened pathogen • A cell which can ingest and absorb pathogens • The body's first line of defence against pathogens • ...
gopal 2016-02-24
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- diagnostic test for diphtheria
- type of diphtheria toxoid
- long lasting type of immunity
- i love to stay inside any cell only
- immunity earned after the birth and added during the life time
- A living microbe with reduced virulence that is used for vaccination
- first word of a type of screening which means a mob
- cells responsible for humoral immunity or antibody mediated immunity
- immunity which is used in immunocompromised patients
- antigenic determinant
- type of strain for killed polio vaccine
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- substances will not stimulate an immune response unless they are bound to a larger molecule
- immunobiological used in snake poisoing
- type of strain from which BCG vaccine is prepared
- protein of M.tuberculosis used as diagnostic agent
- type of immunity obtained from birth
- reverse of vaccine for tb
- which increases the immune response when added to immmunobiological with poor immune response
- diagnostic test for TB
- disease caused by virus like bacteria
- I am a microbe and live
- first word of virulence factor released outside the microrganism
- antibody which can cross placenta
23 Clues: antigenic determinant • diagnostic test for TB • I am a microbe and live • type of diphtheria toxoid • reverse of vaccine for tb • long lasting type of immunity • diagnostic test for diphtheria • antibody which can cross placenta • i love to stay inside any cell only • type of immunity obtained from birth • disease caused by virus like bacteria • ...
gopal 2016-03-05
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- substances will not stimulate an immune response unless they are bound to a larger molecule
- reverse of vaccine for tb
- type of strain for killed polio vaccine
- A living microbe with reduced virulence that is used for vaccination
- antibody which can cross placenta
- type of diphtheria toxoi
- cells responsible for humoral immunity or antibody mediated immunity
- disease caused by virus like bacteria
- I am a microbe and live
- immunity which is used in immunocompromised patients
- antigenic determinant
- first word of a type of screening which means a mob
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- diagnostic test for diphtheria
- type of immunity obtained from birth
- immunobiological used in snake poisoing
- immunity earned after the birth and added during the life time
- which increases the immune response when added to immmunobiological with poor immune response
- i love to stay inside any cell only
- diagnostic test for TB
- long lasting type of immunity
- type of strain from which BCG vaccine is prepared
- first word of virulence factor released outside the microrganism
- protein of M.tuberculosis used as diagnostic agent
23 Clues: antigenic determinant • diagnostic test for TB • I am a microbe and live • type of diphtheria toxoi • reverse of vaccine for tb • long lasting type of immunity • diagnostic test for diphtheria • antibody which can cross placenta • i love to stay inside any cell only • type of immunity obtained from birth • disease caused by virus like bacteria • ...
Human Health 2024-06-24
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- An example of non-infectious disease
- Example of disease that spread through contact
- ………………… Active immunity involves vaccinations
- immunity Parmanent immunity
- Example of waterborne disease
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- sp.bacteria Pathogen that carried by rat
- Leptospirosis is a disease spread through…………
- Ringworm and tinea are caused by this microorganisms
- Pathogen are………………that cause disease
- ……………… passive immunity is obtained by the foetus while in mother’s womb
- Infectious disease are normally caused by
- A process of white blood cells that engulf and digest pathogen
- immunity Temporary immunity
- A foreign substances that comes from outside the body and induces the production of antibodies.
- Full name of TB disease
- A protein that produced by white blood cells into bloodstream in response to antigens
- Disease that caused by Aedes mosquito
- mask one way to prevents transmission of the infectious disease
18 Clues: Full name of TB disease • immunity Temporary immunity • immunity Parmanent immunity • Example of waterborne disease • Pathogen are………………that cause disease • An example of non-infectious disease • Disease that caused by Aedes mosquito • sp.bacteria Pathogen that carried by rat • Infectious disease are normally caused by • Leptospirosis is a disease spread through………… • ...
The Immune System wksht #10 2023-04-04
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- immunity Long-lasting immunity that is induced in the host itself by the antigen.
- The delivery of antigenic material to produce immunity to a disease (produce an immunised individual).
- The status of a person with resistance against a particular pathogen as a result of vaccination.
- sclerosis An autoimmune disorder that results in destruction of myelin around nerve cells and results in neural impairment.
- An undesirable overreaction of normal immune system to antigens.
- deficiency disease Disorders in which immune system function is impaired, often because of loss of particular types of immune cells.
- response The more rapid and stronger response of the immune system to an antigen that it has encountered before.
- The first phase of an allergic response in which the body becomes primed to respond to an allergen but there are no symptoms.
- immunity Indirect protection from an infectious disease provided to susceptible individuals because most of the population has been immunised against a specific pathogen.
- Any substance that causes an allergic reaction.
- acquired immunity Immunity developed through artificial exposure to antigens (e.g. vaccination).
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- response The initial response of the immune system to exposure to an antigen.
- immunity Immunity gained by the receipt of ready-made antibodies.
- disease A disease resulting from the inappropriate targeting and destruction of the body's own cells and tissues.
- A chemical substance released by mast cells and involved in inflammatory and allergic responses.
- reaction The hypersensitive response of the immune system in response to an allergen it has previously been sensitised to.
- antibodies Antibodies made by clones of one type of immune cell.
- acquired immunity Immunity developed through the natural exposure to antigens (e.g. natural exposure to a pathogen).
18 Clues: Any substance that causes an allergic reaction. • An undesirable overreaction of normal immune system to antigens. • antibodies Antibodies made by clones of one type of immune cell. • immunity Immunity gained by the receipt of ready-made antibodies. • response The initial response of the immune system to exposure to an antigen. • ...
SUNSET ORG SEASON 5 FINAL 4 CHALLENGE 2023-10-28
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- Total Number of Votes Cast BEFORE Merge (including tiebreaker votes)
- The First Member of the Jury
- Won the "Entanglement" Immunity Challenge
- Unscramble this Word - AIVVLRSU
- Name of First Individual Immunity Challenge
- Another word for "Safety" in this game
- Name of an OG Tribe
- The only player to STRIKEOUT of this season
- How Many jurors will there be at Final Tribal Council?
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- Where People's Games Come To An End
- Placed 12th this season
- Name of an OG Tribe
- Those Who Have The Final Say
- The 4th Tribe Immunity Challenge
- - Sunset Org BLANK BLANK
- The Item Red Won At The Auction
- How Many Idols Were Played This Season
- The Name of the Previous Immunity Challenge
- The Fifth Member of the Jury
- Number of votes casted at the FIRST merge tribal council
20 Clues: Name of an OG Tribe • Name of an OG Tribe • Placed 12th this season • - Sunset Org BLANK BLANK • The First Member of the Jury • Those Who Have The Final Say • The Fifth Member of the Jury • The Item Red Won At The Auction • Unscramble this Word - AIVVLRSU • The 4th Tribe Immunity Challenge • Where People's Games Come To An End • How Many Idols Were Played This Season • ...
Preventative Medicine 2023-05-11
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- made in the body to fight foreign bodies
- transmission through bodily fluids
- transmission through sneezing or coughing
- lips, gums, eyes
- inanimate objects
- kennel cough
- zoonotic disease transmitted by a bite
- immunity provided by exposure to other animals
- disease transmitted by a deer tick
- zoonotic disease transmitted by urine
- transmission through fomites
- yellowing gums
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- what is 8,12,16 weeks?
- lifestyle vaccines
- the capacity to resist infection against a specific disease
- vaccines needed by all
- contagious disease transmitted by feces causing severe diarrhea
- term for a mothers milk
- a foreign body or pathogen
- immunity that all beings are born with
- cat disease that can cause cancer
- suffix for inflammation
- prefix for nose
- immunity provided from the mother
- immunity provided by vaccinations that triggers the body to make its’ own antibodies
- cat disease similar to HIV
26 Clues: kennel cough • yellowing gums • prefix for nose • lips, gums, eyes • inanimate objects • lifestyle vaccines • what is 8,12,16 weeks? • vaccines needed by all • term for a mothers milk • suffix for inflammation • a foreign body or pathogen • cat disease similar to HIV • transmission through fomites • cat disease that can cause cancer • immunity provided from the mother • ...
The Immune System 2025-03-20
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- If pathogens enter the body, the ___ system takes action.
- Artificial active immunity occurs through ___.
- Chemicals in the skin, such as ___, help break bacterial cell walls.
- ___ T cells shut down the immune response to prevent overreaction.
- The main function of the lymph nodes is to remove ___ cells and pathogens.
- Pathogens are microorganisms that cause ___.
- Large white blood cells called ___ engulf pathogens.
- Natural passive immunity occurs when a baby receives antibodies from the ___.
- These memory cells help the body respond ___ if the same pathogen invades again.
- T cells kill infected cells.
- The pieces of the pathogen that trigger an immune response are called ___.
- The ___ gland processes T cells, which play a key role in the immune response.
- T cells coordinate the immune response.
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- Acquired immunity develops after exposure to a pathogen and includes natural and ___ immunity.
- Innate immunity is ___ and does not require prior exposure to pathogens.
- Natural active immunity occurs through a ___ infection.
- The body's first line of defense includes the skin, mucus, and ___.
- The immune system is an army of cells, tissues, and ___ that work together to fight pathogens.
- The immune system is not located in one part of the body but functions as a ___ system.
- Lymph is a ___ or yellowish fluid that contains white blood cells.
- The skin acts as a ___ barrier to invaders.
- Artificial passive immunity occurs through antibody transfer, such as a ___ shot.
- The skin also produces ___, which contains acids that kill microorganisms.
- When a pathogen is destroyed, some T and B cells remain as ___ cells.
- B cells produce ___ that attach to pathogens and mark them for destruction.
- The ___ is a lymph organ that acts as a large blood filter.
- If there are too many pathogens, the macrophages call for help from ___ and B cells.
- Immunity is classified into two main types: innate immunity and ___ immunity.
- The body has three main groups of lymph nodes located in the groin, armpit, and ___.
- ___ are lymphatic tissues that help defend against infections in the throat.
30 Clues: T cells kill infected cells. • T cells coordinate the immune response. • The skin acts as a ___ barrier to invaders. • Pathogens are microorganisms that cause ___. • Artificial active immunity occurs through ___. • Large white blood cells called ___ engulf pathogens. • Natural active immunity occurs through a ___ infection. • ...
lymphatic (immune) system 2023-05-09
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- cells that develop in bone marrow and produce antibodies
- immunity also known as adaptive immunity
- inflammatory response that slows growth of pathogen
- disease causing agent
- protein that activated b&t cells
- cell that destroys invading microbes
- dead/weakened organism used to induce immunity without causing disease
- immune cells found in tissues, not in blood
- short-term immunity
- cells that consume foreign/dead materials
- disease that kills TH cells
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- chemical released by mast cells that cause an inflammatory response
- long lasting immunity; can develop from natural infection/immunization
- white blood cells
- invasion of microorganism by pathogens
- most abundant type of white blood cell
- life-threatening allergic response
- cells that develop in thymus
- hypersensitive response to a non-harmful antigen
- t-cells that kill antibody-antigen bond cells
- protein that binds to antigens
21 Clues: white blood cells • short-term immunity • disease causing agent • disease that kills TH cells • cells that develop in thymus • protein that binds to antigens • protein that activated b&t cells • life-threatening allergic response • cell that destroys invading microbes • invasion of microorganism by pathogens • most abundant type of white blood cell • ...
Immunity 2024-03-20
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- Bacterial disease of potatoes
- Type of phagocyte
- On surface of pathogen
- Makes perforin
- Made by mast cells
- Receptor on T Helper cells
- Tags a pathogen
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- Personalised medicine
- Break of the skin
- When the immune system attacks self cells
- Made by B Plasma cells
- Can cause increase in body temperature
- When you have made antibodies and memory T and B cells
13 Clues: Makes perforin • Tags a pathogen • Break of the skin • Type of phagocyte • Made by mast cells • Personalised medicine • Made by B Plasma cells • On surface of pathogen • Receptor on T Helper cells • Bacterial disease of potatoes • Can cause increase in body temperature • When the immune system attacks self cells • When you have made antibodies and memory T and B cells
The Immune Response 2014-05-18
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- Passive Immunity is temporary as the body retains no ______ of how to make the specific antibody.
- Immunity arising after unintentional infection and antibody response from a pathogen is _______ Active Immunity.
- An injection of preformed antibodies is known as _______ passive immunity.
- A specific adaptive immune response is instigated when the ________ is unsuccessful in removing a pathogen.
- T Lymphocytes mature in the ______
- The T and B cells that differentiate into effector and memory T and B cells, are referred to as _______ T and B cells.
- The Primary Immune Response is a quick process and individuals infected will not develop symptoms. T/F?
- B Lymphocytes develop and mature in the ___________
- Short-term immunity acquired by directly obtaining antibodies is ______ immunity
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- The immune response to the re-exposure of a specific pathogen is referred to as the ________ immune response.
- In Artificial Active Immunity, individuals are exposed to an antigen via a ________
- The Secondary Immune Response depends on _______ memory T and B cells to recognise the pathogen and initiate a fast response.
- Primary Immune Response occurs on the _____ exposure to an antigen
- Natural Passive immunity is attained by the infant via the ______ or breast milk from the mother.
- _______exposure is needed in order to develop active immunity.
- symptoms present in an individual are either _______ or absent during a secondary immune response.
- in comparison to the Primary Immune Response, the Secondary response results in higher _________ levels.
17 Clues: T Lymphocytes mature in the ______ • B Lymphocytes develop and mature in the ___________ • _______exposure is needed in order to develop active immunity. • Primary Immune Response occurs on the _____ exposure to an antigen • An injection of preformed antibodies is known as _______ passive immunity. • ...
Innate immunity 2019-02-06
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- Antibody that cross placenta
- Mononuclar phagocyte in blood
- Present in blood that resemble mast cell
- Cell that ingests bacteria(9)
- Type of immunity in ready made transfer of antibodies
- Induces antibody production
- Antigen presenting cell
- Programmed cell death
- Participate in hypersensitivity reaction
- Major phagocyte in blood (10)
- Antigen that cause allergy
- Foreign substance react with antibody
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- Other name for immunoglobulin
- Molecule that enhance phagocytosis
- Vaccine protects against mumps,measles,rubella
- Vaccine protects against tuberculosis
- Cell that secrete antibodies
- Efficient complement fixing antibody
- Resistance offered by host (8)
- Anti -parasitic White blood cell(10)
- Regulatory molecules in immunity(8)
- Activation by immune complex leads to cell lysis
- anti-viral defense molecule (10)
- Type I hypersensitivity
- Type of immunity induced by vaccination
- Other name for natural immunity(6)
26 Clues: Programmed cell death • Antigen presenting cell • Type I hypersensitivity • Antigen that cause allergy • Induces antibody production • Antibody that cross placenta • Cell that secrete antibodies • Other name for immunoglobulin • Mononuclar phagocyte in blood • Cell that ingests bacteria(9) • Major phagocyte in blood (10) • Resistance offered by host (8) • ...
lymphatic (immune) system 2023-05-09
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- cells that develop in bone marrow and produce antibodies
- immunity also known as adaptive immunity
- inflammatory response that slows growth of pathogen
- disease causing agent
- protein that activated b&t cells
- cell that destroys invading microbes
- dead/weakened organism used to induce immunity without causing disease
- immune cells found in tissues, not in blood
- short-term immunity
- cells that consume foreign/dead materials
- disease that kills TH cells
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- chemical released by mast cells that cause an inflammatory response
- long lasting immunity; can develop from natural infection/immunization
- white blood cells
- invasion of microorganism by pathogens
- most abundant type of white blood cell
- life-threatening allergic response
- cells that develop in thymus
- hypersensitive response to a non-harmful antigen
- t-cells that kill antibody-antigen bond cells
- protein that binds to antigens
21 Clues: white blood cells • short-term immunity • disease causing agent • disease that kills TH cells • cells that develop in thymus • protein that binds to antigens • protein that activated b&t cells • life-threatening allergic response • cell that destroys invading microbes • invasion of microorganism by pathogens • most abundant type of white blood cell • ...
immunity 2021-08-31
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- the type of immunity gained if you are provided with antibodies, short term
- the type of immunity received in you are infected or vaccinated against a pathogen
- what is higher is you are infected after being vaccinated?
- what is stimulated when you are vaccinated?
- what was used to vaccinate children against the small pox
- a vaccine with falling immunisation rates due to misinformation, swansea had only 67.5% vaccinated in 2012-13 which caused a measles outbreak
- very young people who are also protected by herd immunity
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- injections that contain weakened forms of bacteria/ viruses or antigen from pathogens
- what causes some parents to choose not to vaccinate their child?
- others who are protected by herd immunity eg the elderly
- vaccination of 94-95% of a popuation to stop the spread of a pathogen to even non-vaccinated people
- a pathogen cannot ...... between non vaccinated people if there are so few
- what can pathogen cause at the primary reponse stage?
13 Clues: what is stimulated when you are vaccinated? • what can pathogen cause at the primary reponse stage? • others who are protected by herd immunity eg the elderly • what was used to vaccinate children against the small pox • very young people who are also protected by herd immunity • what is higher is you are infected after being vaccinated? • ...
Immune System Vocab 2023-10-27
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- Causes Runny nose and Sneezing
- White Blood Cell
- Absorbs Bacteria
- Fights foregin substances in blood
- A protein in Tears saliva and Mucus
- Call B-Cells
- fission Splitting cells as apposed to Sexual Reproduction
- Makes the Skin to hot for foreign bodies to live
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- immunity Given Immunity
- Sickeness
- Attacks bacteria
- Triggers bodys immune responce
- membranes Catches Viruses
- cell Transformed B-Cells to produce antibodies
- Mailman DNA molecule
- cell Recognises how to fight previously contracted diseases
- Barrier to protect against Viruses
- immunity Aquited Immunity
18 Clues: Sickeness • Call B-Cells • Attacks bacteria • White Blood Cell • Absorbs Bacteria • Mailman DNA molecule • immunity Given Immunity • membranes Catches Viruses • immunity Aquited Immunity • Causes Runny nose and Sneezing • Triggers bodys immune responce • Fights foregin substances in blood • Barrier to protect against Viruses • A protein in Tears saliva and Mucus • ...
Immunity Review 2019-04-16
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- a group of immunosuppressant drugs
- immunity from one person to another
- similar to natural cortisol
- healthy organ received from one person to another
- anything recognized as foreign to the body
- must enter the cell to reproduce
- disease from development of antibodies against self-cells
- immunity from mother to baby via placenta
- biological preparation with disease-causing organism
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- can occur 1-2 weeks after transplant
- a measure of how well a bug can invade and persist
- given to prevent normal immune response
- way to measure antibodies
- disease occurring from re-activation of a virus
- vaccine that uses toxoid to stimulate immunity
- immunity from invasion of a foreign organism
- what B-cells make
- a risk when taking immunosuppressants
- immunity that occurs when body recognizes an organism that re-invades
19 Clues: what B-cells make • way to measure antibodies • similar to natural cortisol • must enter the cell to reproduce • a group of immunosuppressant drugs • immunity from one person to another • can occur 1-2 weeks after transplant • a risk when taking immunosuppressants • given to prevent normal immune response • immunity from mother to baby via placenta • ...
Immunology and Serology 2025-08-20
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- – Cells that produce antibodies (as in plasma cells)
- – Cells that engulf pathogens as part of innate immunity)
- – Primary organ where T cells mature )
- – Natural Killer cell, innate cytotoxic lymphocyte
- – General immunity one is born with (6)
- – Immunity through T cells and direct cell attack
- – (BONE MARROW) Site where B cells develop
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- – Acquired immunity, tailored to specific pathogens (8)
- – Immunity developed by exposure or vaccination
- – Antigen-presenting cell linking innate and adaptive systems
- – Immunity via ready-made antibodies from another source
- – Signaling molecule used by immune cells
- – Immunity mediated by antibodies in body fluids
- – Lymphoid organ involved in filtering blood and immune response
14 Clues: – Primary organ where T cells mature ) • – General immunity one is born with (6) • – Signaling molecule used by immune cells • – (BONE MARROW) Site where B cells develop • – Immunity developed by exposure or vaccination • – Immunity mediated by antibodies in body fluids • – Immunity through T cells and direct cell attack • ...
Lymphatic System & Immunity 2021-10-20
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- another term for specific immunity
- body receives antibodies in ___ immunity
- ___ immunity occurs through antibodies
- filters blood instead of lymph
- fluid carried through lymphatic system
- ____duct opens into left subclavian vein
- subtype of T-cell that assists B-cells
- lymph leaves node by ____capillary
- attraction to site of injury by chemicals
- lymph enters node by ____ capillary
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- engulfment of pathogens
- tissue response to injury or infection
- another term for antibody (class)
- transformation of B-cells into ___ cells
- body produces antibodies in ___ immunity
- a substance that elicits immune response
- a disease-causing agent
- barriers forms ____ line of defense
- when lymph accumulates in tissue spaces
- T-cell specialization occurs here
20 Clues: engulfment of pathogens • a disease-causing agent • filters blood instead of lymph • another term for antibody (class) • T-cell specialization occurs here • another term for specific immunity • lymph leaves node by ____capillary • barriers forms ____ line of defense • lymph enters node by ____ capillary • tissue response to injury or infection • ...
Week 1 2025-08-27
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- place where an infectious agent lives and multiplies
- of entry pathway for infection to enter the body(3 words)
- example of passive artificial immunity
- medication that blocks histamines, used for allergic reactions that do not involve angio edema or respiratory distress
- type of immunity that comes from intentional exposure to denatured pathogen or administration of antibodies
- type of contact in which the patient is exposed to an infectious agent through touching a surface or object
- common manifestation of inflammation
- contact in which the patient is directly exposed to the infectious agent
- common manifestation of inflammation
- immunity that is "passed on" does not involve direct contact with a pathogen
- example of passive natural immunity
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- skin rash caused by exposure to an irritant
- example of active natural immunity
- cause of antibiotic resistance
- type of immunity that comes from contact with infectious disease
- decreased neutrophil count, associated with infection
- example of an NSAID
- increased WBC count
- medication used to stop anaphylaxis, reverses bronchoconstriction and vasodilation
19 Clues: example of an NSAID • increased WBC count • cause of antibiotic resistance • example of active natural immunity • example of passive natural immunity • common manifestation of inflammation • common manifestation of inflammation • example of passive artificial immunity • skin rash caused by exposure to an irritant • place where an infectious agent lives and multiplies • ...
Immunity 2020-09-04
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- the body system that fights disease is the _____ system.
- a disease caused by bacteria.
- change what you eat into substances your body can use.
- small pieces of organic material that cause illness
- enter by force and large numbers
- preventive medicine, administer a vaccine.
- illness, failed health
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- very very tiny organisms that often causes illness
- medicine that kills bacteria
- painful because of illness or too much use
- keep someone or something safe
- physical or mental indicator of illness
- smallest unit of life
13 Clues: smallest unit of life • illness, failed health • medicine that kills bacteria • a disease caused by bacteria. • keep someone or something safe • enter by force and large numbers • physical or mental indicator of illness • painful because of illness or too much use • preventive medicine, administer a vaccine. • very very tiny organisms that often causes illness • ...
Disease Immunity and Drug 2024-09-11
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- foreign particle matter from pathogen
- chemical substance that can modify or affect chemical reactions in the body
- immunity where baby gets antibodies from mothers milk
- the body's defense system
- receiving a vaccine to produce active immunity
- the protection provided by the body defense system against a disease
- when bacteria are exposed to certain chemicals or agents and their genes may change, this can make bacteria resistant to certain antibiotic
- disease can be transmitted through direct person to person
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- immunity where the person is infected with the disease
- disease transmitted indirectly through contaminated surfaces, air, animals, and so on
- a disease caused by bacterium causes watery feces or severe diarrhea and vomiting
- drugs used to treat bacterial and some fungal infection
- a disease in which the pathogen can be passed from one host to another
- immunity where the person get antibodies injected into the body
- bacteria caused cholera
- proteins produced by lymphocytes to destroy a particular type of pathogen
- sudden and permanent change in gene or chromosome
- organism that cause diseases
- immunity where the person obtained through vaccination
19 Clues: bacteria caused cholera • the body's defense system • organism that cause diseases • foreign particle matter from pathogen • receiving a vaccine to produce active immunity • sudden and permanent change in gene or chromosome • immunity where baby gets antibodies from mothers milk • immunity where the person is infected with the disease • ...
Infectious Diseases 2025-02-27
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- The body's response causing redness, heat, and swelling.
- A bacterial respiratory infection.
- Single-celled parasites that feed on tissue.
- A secretion that traps pathogens.
- A viral disease spread by animal bites.
- Immunity Short-term immunity received from another source.
- Single-celled organisms, some of which cause diseases.
- Mark invaders for destruction in the immune system.
- Needs a host to survive and reproduce.
- A physical barrier in nonspecific immunity.
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- Bacteria that live in cells and spread via ticks and lice.
- A viral infection causing rash and fever.
- Immunity Long-term immunity gained through exposure.
- A bacterial disease causing severe diarrhea.
- Inflammation of the brain, often caused by infection.
- Immune cells that kill infected cells.
- A response that helps isolate infection.
- Includes molds, yeasts, and spores.
18 Clues: A secretion that traps pathogens. • A bacterial respiratory infection. • Includes molds, yeasts, and spores. • Immune cells that kill infected cells. • Needs a host to survive and reproduce. • A viral disease spread by animal bites. • A response that helps isolate infection. • A viral infection causing rash and fever. • A physical barrier in nonspecific immunity. • ...
Survivor 2025-11-27
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- who decides who wins the show?
- removing someone’s immunity idol
- outwit outplay ?
- how many people start in the game ?
- what the contestants are called
- who won season one?
- what makes you safe ?
- where the jury goes after getting out
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- who won immunity last week?
- what they compete in
- where do they go for a reward?
- immunity is back up for ..?
- the tribe has what?
- when you are close with someone they are your ?
- an unexpected vote
- what is Jeff’s last name ?
- what is rizos nickname ?
- what does blue sophi have?
18 Clues: outwit outplay ? • an unexpected vote • the tribe has what? • who won season one? • what they compete in • what makes you safe ? • what is rizos nickname ? • what does blue sophi have? • who won immunity last week? • immunity is back up for ..? • what is Jeff’s last name ? • where do they go for a reward? • who decides who wins the show? • what the contestants are called • ...
Rose 2017-02-23
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- cells produced by thymus,actively participates in immune response
- immunity Immunity that occurs naturally
- neutralize pathogens
- organ responsible for the production and removal of blood cells
- immunity immunity that develops after exposure to a suitable agent
- fluid fluid that surrounds tissue cells
- form of small leukocyte
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- two small masses of lymphoid tissue in the throat
- duct largest lymphatic vessel
- acquired immunity immunization by the injection of antibodies
- stimulate an individual's immune system to develop adaptive immunity to a pathogen.
- white blood cell in connective tissue
- cells produces antibodies
- produces T cells for the immune system
- vessel network of thin tubes that carry lymph and white blood cells
15 Clues: neutralize pathogens • form of small leukocyte • cells produces antibodies • duct largest lymphatic vessel • white blood cell in connective tissue • produces T cells for the immune system • immunity Immunity that occurs naturally • fluid fluid that surrounds tissue cells • two small masses of lymphoid tissue in the throat • ...
Crossword Chaos 2023-10-30
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- Name of First Individual Immunity Challenge
- The Fifth Member of the Jury
- The item Amy won at the auction (hint: it was a mystery item)
- Total Number of Votes Cast BEFORE Merge (including tiebreaker votes)
- Placed 12th this season
- Name of an OG Tribe
- - Sunset Org BLANK BLANK
- The Item Red Won At The Auction
- The Name of the Previous Immunity Challenge
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- Number of votes casted at the FIRST merge tribal council
- The First Member of the Jury
- Won the "Entanglement" Immunity Challenge
- The only player to STRIKEOUT of this season
- How Many Idols Were Played This Season
- Where People's Games Come To An End
- How Many jurors will there be at Final Tribal Council?
- Those Who Have The Final Say
- The 4th Tribe Immunity Challenge
- A player who was voted out with EXACTLY 2 votes against them
- Another word for "Safety" in this game
- Unscramble this Word - AIVVLRSU
- Name of an OG Tribe
22 Clues: Name of an OG Tribe • Name of an OG Tribe • Placed 12th this season • - Sunset Org BLANK BLANK • The Fifth Member of the Jury • The First Member of the Jury • Those Who Have The Final Say • Unscramble this Word - AIVVLRSU • The Item Red Won At The Auction • The 4th Tribe Immunity Challenge • Where People's Games Come To An End • How Many Idols Were Played This Season • ...
Infectious Diseases 2025-02-20
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- a disease outbreak that spreads worldwide
- tiny living organisms that can cause infections but can be treated with antibiotics
- a sudden increase in disease cases in an area
- a shot that helps your body build immunity to a disease
- the microorganism that causes disease
- an organism that spreads disease
- a type of immune cell that helps fight infections
- how the body fights infections
- the body's ability to remember and fight a disease faster the next time
- a place where germs live and multiply
- health science of protecting and improving community health
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- Iplaysoccer
- immunity immunity developed after exposure to a disease or vaccine
- temporary immunity from antibodies given from another source
- immunity the body's natural defense against infections
- when your body makes its own antibodies after infection or vaccination
- how disease spreads from one person to another
- when germs enter the body and cause illness
- tiny germ that needs a host to multiply and cause disease
- a type of immune cell that makes antibodies
20 Clues: Iplaysoccer • how the body fights infections • an organism that spreads disease • the microorganism that causes disease • a place where germs live and multiply • a disease outbreak that spreads worldwide • when germs enter the body and cause illness • a type of immune cell that makes antibodies • a sudden increase in disease cases in an area • ...
SAMPLE FOR VIDHI 2025-08-20
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- – Cells that produce antibodies (as in plasma cells) (6)
- – Cells that engulf pathogens as part of innate immunity (9)
- – Primary organ where T cells mature (6)
- – Natural Killer cell, innate cytotoxic lymphocyte (2)
- – General immunity one is born with (6)
- – Immunity through T cells and direct cell attack (8)
- – (BONE MARROW) Site where B cells develop (4)
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- – Acquired immunity, tailored to specific pathogens (8)
- – Immunity developed by exposure or vaccination (6)
- – Antigen-presenting cell linking innate and adaptive systems (9)
- – Immunity via ready-made antibodies from another source (7)
- – Signaling molecule used by immune cells (8)
- – Immunity mediated by antibodies in body fluids (7)
- – Lymphoid organ involved in filtering blood and immune response (6)
14 Clues: – General immunity one is born with (6) • – Primary organ where T cells mature (6) • – Signaling molecule used by immune cells (8) • – (BONE MARROW) Site where B cells develop (4) • – Immunity developed by exposure or vaccination (6) • – Immunity mediated by antibodies in body fluids (7) • – Immunity through T cells and direct cell attack (8) • ...
immunity and the lymphatic system 2013-09-17
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- largest lymph organ
- abbreviation for the disease in which the body produces antibodies to the synovial membrance
- antigen presenting cells
- type of immunity that occurs when an individual responds to an antigen and produced own antibodies
- physical barrier to invading microbes
- cell eating process
- chemical attraction of leucocytes to an area of inflammation
- empties lymph into the left subclavian vein
- the number of antigens each t and b lymphocyte can respond to
- enlargement of the spleen
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- lymphocytes are released into the blood stream from here
- white blood cell involved in immunity
- processed in the bone marrow, their role is the production of antibodies
- malignant tumours of the lymphoid tissue
- made by mast cells released in inflammation
- destroy swallowed or inhaled antigens
- type of immunity where individuals are given immunity by someone else
- produced by the thymus gland, activated by the presence of antigens and provide cell mediated immunity
- clear watery fluid
- caused by human immunodeficiency virus
20 Clues: clear watery fluid • largest lymph organ • cell eating process • antigen presenting cells • enlargement of the spleen • white blood cell involved in immunity • destroy swallowed or inhaled antigens • physical barrier to invading microbes • caused by human immunodeficiency virus • malignant tumours of the lymphoid tissue • made by mast cells released in inflammation • ...
CHALLENGES 2024-01-24
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- A necklace often symbolizes this type of immunity
- Sat out of the most challenges in their career
- Sandra's specialty
- The great challenge equalizer
- Name of the challenge rehearsal squad
- How contestants are told about challenges
- A tribe controversially did this to a challenge in China
- The first tribe to lose every immunity challenge
- The most coveted challenge prize to win
- Only player to be voted out at a challenge
- Sat out of the most challenges in one season
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- A popular ocean challenge that leaves contestants short of breath
- Often the most sought-after prize for a reward challenge reward
- Oftentimes the reward offered during the first challenge of the season
- In earlier seasons, Survivors were able to win this during a late-game challenge
- A common Probst challenge phrase
- Most career individual immunity wins
- Going, going, gone
- First Survivor tribe to win a challenge
- This tribe opted to go to tribal council even though they won the immunity challenge
20 Clues: Sandra's specialty • Going, going, gone • The great challenge equalizer • A common Probst challenge phrase • Most career individual immunity wins • Name of the challenge rehearsal squad • First Survivor tribe to win a challenge • The most coveted challenge prize to win • How contestants are told about challenges • Only player to be voted out at a challenge • ...
Honors Anatomy Lymphatic & Immune Systems Review 2025-05-06
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- Where lymph gets filtered
- Mechanical barrier
- The first and second lines of defense
- Lymphatic capillaries are more ______ than blood capillaries
- Includes tonsils, Peyer's patches, and the appendix
- Anything that causes an immune response
- Most abundant WBC; does phagocytosis
- Triggered by NK cells
- _____ proteins including interferons and complement proteins
- Red bone marrow and thymus are ______ lymphoid organs
- Proteins made by B cells that bind to antigens and neutralize pathogens
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- Microorganism that can cause disease
- The third line of defense
- ______ immunity; overseen by B cells
- Main warriors of the immune system
- Like an internal chemical alarm
- Inhibits pathogens from multiplying and increases metabolic rate of cells
- ______ immunity; directed by T lymphocytes
- Phagocytic cells that also activate T cells
- Macronutrient transported through lacteals
- Function of the lymphatic system is to return ____ fluids back to the blood
- Part of adaptive immunity but not innate immunity
- Goal of the immune system
- Protein-containing fluid that moves through lymphatic vessels
24 Clues: Mechanical barrier • Triggered by NK cells • The third line of defense • Where lymph gets filtered • Goal of the immune system • Like an internal chemical alarm • Main warriors of the immune system • Microorganism that can cause disease • ______ immunity; overseen by B cells • Most abundant WBC; does phagocytosis • The first and second lines of defense • ...
COVID! 2021-12-11
20 Clues: PPE • CDC • Delta • Pfizer • Omicron • Moderna • Zoonotic • Epidemic • Outbreak • Immunity • Quarantine • Ventilator • Coronavirus • Communicable • Asymptomatic • Confirmed Case • dr Anthony Fauci • Social Distancing • Flattening the curve • World Health Organization
Immunity 2020-07-16
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- i've a digestive enzyme called papain that has anti-inflammatory effects.
- a favourite energy booster of a famous cartoon character
- i've a twin brother whose name contains a flower
- it is valued in fighting infection with a heavy concentration of sulfur-containing compounds, such as allicin and also majorly used with ginger
- i'm an extract from a flower which always faces the sun and i'm an healthy and tasty addition to the salads
- i'm the mostly used spice in every household and i turn the dishes to yellow
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- Add my slices to a sandwich, make guacamole, or top a healthy salad with cubes or a milkshake.
- fruits filled with Vitamin C and increase the production of white blood cells, which are key to fighting infections.
- contain almost 3 times as much vitamin C and also a rich source of beta carotene. A Bell
- i'm the main source of living, i'll keep you hydrated
- a type of fish which can be eaten raw, seared, or grilled, or sandwiches and salads.
- a popular dairy product that's made by the bacterial fermentation of milk.
12 Clues: i've a twin brother whose name contains a flower • i'm the main source of living, i'll keep you hydrated • a favourite energy booster of a famous cartoon character • i've a digestive enzyme called papain that has anti-inflammatory effects. • a popular dairy product that's made by the bacterial fermentation of milk. • ...
Lymphatic System 2024-11-21
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- Immunity obtained after an illness
- Protein that stimulates immune response against pathogen
- Protein found in the plasma
- Largest lymphatic vessel
- Type of immunity from mom to baby
- Small structures that filter lymph
- Type of WBC used in 3rd line of defense
- Gland located in the chest, shrinks over time
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- Largest lymphatic organ,located in LUQ
- Immunity that develops over time and remembers
- Immunity you are born with
- First line of defense, including skin
- Body's ability to resist disease
- Clear fluid that resembles plasma
- Masses of lymphatic tissue found at the back of the throat
- Vessels parallel veins, carry lymph
16 Clues: Largest lymphatic vessel • Immunity you are born with • Protein found in the plasma • Body's ability to resist disease • Type of immunity from mom to baby • Clear fluid that resembles plasma • Immunity obtained after an illness • Small structures that filter lymph • Vessels parallel veins, carry lymph • First line of defense, including skin • ...
Immunology 2018-02-20
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- Engulfs and ingests dead cells in the blood stream only.
- The type of immunity we develop over time.
- All of these are part of the "Phil Family".
- A monocyte becomes this when it leaves the blood stream.
- Attach to the pathogen and kill them.
- Mark the pathogen; the snitch.
- Produce inflammation.
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- Make antibodies to attach to antigens to kill them.
- The type of immunity you are born with.
- These form pus.
- The study of the immune system.
- Release histamine.
- Another name for Innate Immunity.
- A type of artificial adaptive immunity.
- The type of immunity we "borrow" from another.
- The Immune System can be compared to this.
16 Clues: These form pus. • Release histamine. • Produce inflammation. • Mark the pathogen; the snitch. • The study of the immune system. • Another name for Innate Immunity. • Attach to the pathogen and kill them. • The type of immunity you are born with. • A type of artificial adaptive immunity. • The type of immunity we develop over time. • The Immune System can be compared to this. • ...
Theory and Principles of Vaccination/immunisation + The Reactivation of a Latent Virus 2025-09-23
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- The process of virus becoming active again
- Cells that remember pathogens to provide long-term immunity
- Immunity acquired by receiving antibodies from another source
- Virus causing shingles
- Nerve pain after shingles
- Dormant virus state inside the body
- Common trigger
- Immune response stimulated by vaccine
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- Disease prevention through widespread vaccination
- Vaccine made from weakened live pathogen
- Process of introducing a vaccine into the body
- Antibody-producing cells
- Substance given to stimulate immunity
- Vaccine made from killed pathogens or parts of them
- Reactivation causes this painful skin condition
- Virus family
- Protein that triggers immune response
- Immune cells controlling virus
18 Clues: Virus family • Common trigger • Virus causing shingles • Antibody-producing cells • Nerve pain after shingles • Immune cells controlling virus • Dormant virus state inside the body • Substance given to stimulate immunity • Protein that triggers immune response • Immune response stimulated by vaccine • Vaccine made from weakened live pathogen • ...
Vaccines & Immunisation 2025-09-01
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- Protection of a population
- Recommended vaccine timing
- Coronavirus protection
- Protection against disease
- Tuberculosis vaccine
- Process of gaining protection
- Prevents polio
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- Specialist in immunity
- Triggers immune response
- Vaccine for measles, mumps, rubella
- Annual influenza vaccine
- Required for children
- Prevents cervical cancer
- Protein fighting infections
- Extra vaccine dose
- Mild reactions to vaccine
- Substance to trigger immunity
- Introducing vaccine into body
18 Clues: Prevents polio • Extra vaccine dose • Tuberculosis vaccine • Required for children • Specialist in immunity • Coronavirus protection • Triggers immune response • Annual influenza vaccine • Prevents cervical cancer • Mild reactions to vaccine • Protection of a population • Recommended vaccine timing • Protection against disease • Protein fighting infections • Process of gaining protection • ...
Immunity 2013-02-25
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- cells/ After having the chicken pox, _______ would remain in the body, enabling it to respond quickly and efficiently to subsequent infections of meetings with the same antigen.
- cells/ The immune cells involved in allergic reactions, especially in the lining of the nasal passages, causing sneezing and runny noses ___________.
- A substance capable of provoking an immune response, not normally present in the body
- __________ disorders are characterized by the excessive or inappropriate activation of the immune system.
- cells/ Antibody producing machines that produces a huge number of immunoglobulin are called __________.
- The most common overreactions of the immune system are known as ____________.
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- Antibodies are also known as ____________.
- is mediated by secreted molecules and is the main defense against extracellular microbes.
- The basic functional unit of the immune system is the ___________.
- involves the supplementation or stimulation of a host’s own immune response, often through the use of intravenous immune globulin
- Disorders of the __________ system compromise the effectiveness of the innate immune system.
- The injection of weakened pathogens to produce immunity is a(n) __________.
12 Clues: Antibodies are also known as ____________. • The basic functional unit of the immune system is the ___________. • The injection of weakened pathogens to produce immunity is a(n) __________. • The most common overreactions of the immune system are known as ____________. • A substance capable of provoking an immune response, not normally present in the body • ...
Immunity 2018-02-20
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- Substance that kills bacteria
- Injection used to provide immunity to microbes
- Eating this could cause microbes to enter the body
- White blood cells that remain in the blood after infection
- marker Structure of surface of microbes
- Hairs in the trachea that waft microbes
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- The blood cell that forms part of the immune system
- Microbes that cause infection
- Substance produced by white blood cells
- Covers the whole body and defends against microbes
- To absorb and digest microbes
- Vaccines contain a ........ or weakened microbe
12 Clues: Microbes that cause infection • Substance that kills bacteria • To absorb and digest microbes • Substance produced by white blood cells • marker Structure of surface of microbes • Hairs in the trachea that waft microbes • Injection used to provide immunity to microbes • Vaccines contain a ........ or weakened microbe • Eating this could cause microbes to enter the body • ...
Immunity 2023-05-17
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- an infective agent that typically consists of a nucleic acid molecule in a protein coat
- bacterium, virus, or other microorganism that can cause disease.
- a damaging immune response by the body to a substance
- move or transfer (something) to another place or situation
- results when exposure to a disease organism triggers the immune system to produce antibodies to that disease
- the short-term immunity which results from the introduction of antibodies from another person or animal.
- the immune system's way of protecting the body against an infectious disease
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- A type of blood cell that is made in the bone marrow and found in the blood
- A type of blood cell that is made in the bone marrow and found in the blood and lymph tissue
- a toxin or other foreign substance which induces an immune response in the body
- a substance used to stimulate immunity to a particular infectious disease or pathogen,
- a blood protein produced in response to and counteracting a specific antigen
12 Clues: a damaging immune response by the body to a substance • move or transfer (something) to another place or situation • bacterium, virus, or other microorganism that can cause disease. • A type of blood cell that is made in the bone marrow and found in the blood • a blood protein produced in response to and counteracting a specific antigen • ...
Disease & Immunity 2015-06-03
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- Disease spread by ticks
- Serum used to enhance immunity against diseases
- To contaminate or taint
- Person who is carrier of disease and spreads to others
- Protein made in response to specific antigen
- Developed polio vaccine
- Micro-Organism that causes disease
- Indicates infection in the body
- Long term sickness or disease
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- A sign of indication of something
- Process of heating a liquid to kill bacteria
- Disease transmitted from one person to another
- To spread or pass on
- Medicine used to treat infection
- Human immunodeficiency virus
- Sexually Transmitted Disease
- Substance that causes allergic reaction
- / Complex molecule that is foreign to your body
- Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
- Disease marked by uncontrolled cell growth
20 Clues: To spread or pass on • Disease spread by ticks • To contaminate or taint • Developed polio vaccine • Human immunodeficiency virus • Sexually Transmitted Disease • Long term sickness or disease • Indicates infection in the body • Medicine used to treat infection • A sign of indication of something • Micro-Organism that causes disease • Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome • ...
Blood & Immunity 2023-01-25
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- Causes RBCs to be abnormally shaped; ____ cell disease
- Threads of ____ trap blood cells and plasma to form a clot
- The ratio of the volume of RBCs to the total blood volume
- Complete Blood Count
- The shape of an RBC
- The stopping of the flow of blood
- Systolic/Diastolic; the average is 120/80
- Blood disorder when the blood does not clot
- Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
- Lack of healthy RBCs and hemoglobin
- Where new blood cells are created
- A type of white blood cell that surrounds and kills microorganisms
- The transfer of blood into another person's circulation
- Red blood cells
- Ven/o
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- Based on genetic makeup
- Platelets
- Mass of coagulated liquid/blood
- Protection against disease
- Iron containing pigment found in RBCs
- A, B, AB, O
- White blood cells
- The study of blood
- Blood cancer
- Acquired during life (not born with)
- ____ is 90% water
- ____ carries oxygen and nutrients to the body's cells
- Carry blood away from the heart
- sider/o
- Fights any invading germs in the blood
30 Clues: Ven/o • sider/o • Platelets • A, B, AB, O • Blood cancer • Red blood cells • White blood cells • ____ is 90% water • The study of blood • The shape of an RBC • Complete Blood Count • Based on genetic makeup • Protection against disease • Mass of coagulated liquid/blood • Carry blood away from the heart • The stopping of the flow of blood • Where new blood cells are created • ...
Microbiology & Immunity 2022-10-12
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- antibodies
- the process where microorganisms are transferred into a culture medium
- long lived cells
- most common type of leucocyte; they engulf and digest bacteria
- divide into plasma cells
- y shaped proteins produced in immune response
- enzymes found in tears and other secretions capable of breaking down the cell walls of bacteria
- glycoproteins found on the surface of cells, toxins that stimulate the production of an antibody
- free from living microorganisms
- a microorganism that has been altered in someway
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- a common non specific response to infection involing the release of histamines that causes vasodilation, heat and soreness
- when a highproportion of the popiatipm is immune to a pathogen
- engulf pathogens by phagocytosis
- assist in both humoral and cell mediated response
- grouping of cells caused by antibodies binding to the antigen of the pathogen
- a cell displaying an antigen
- destroy pathogens by producing chemicals
- a type of RNA virus that controls the production of DNA corresponding to the viral RNA and inserts it into the host cell's DNA
- make up main cellular component of immune system. Very large nucleus
- signalling molecules
- oily substance produced by the skin which inhibits the growth of microorganisms
21 Clues: antibodies • long lived cells • signalling molecules • divide into plasma cells • a cell displaying an antigen • free from living microorganisms • engulf pathogens by phagocytosis • destroy pathogens by producing chemicals • y shaped proteins produced in immune response • a microorganism that has been altered in someway • assist in both humoral and cell mediated response • ...
Innate Immunity 2022-10-23
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- vasoactive molecules; histamine and serotonine
- mast cells lead to _________ which increases vascular permeability
- predominant at later stages of inflammation
- leukocyte chemotaxis --> leukocytes are drawn to areas of _______ which have increased chemockines
- ex: dendritic cells, macrophages, mast cells; pro-inflammatory and antimicrobial mediators
- Type _____ interferons: produced by virus-infected cells; non-specific response to viral infection; IFN-α & IFN-β -> inhibit viral replication & induce an antiviral state
- damages the mucopeptides in the bacterial cell wall
- leukocyte extravasation--> Migration
- _____ proteins: damage the bacterial cell wall
- leukocyte extravasation--> Adhesion
- ________ pathway: complement proteins are activated on microbial surfaces
- predominant during acute inflammation
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- ________ pathways: activated by antibodies that bind to microbes or other antigens
- active process of capturing and ingesting foreign objects/microorganisms
- sequestrates iron thus inhibiting bacterial growth
- breaches the cell membrane of the microbe, allowing water to rush into the cell
- present once the adaptive immune system is engaged in the response
- leukocyte extravasation --> Rolling
- ________ pathway: activated when a carbohydrate-binding plasma protein, MLB, binds to terminal mannose residues on the surface of glycoproteins
- use of oxygen and glucose increases several fold "respiratory burst"
- these cells recognize and respond to infected and stressed cells; secretion of IFN-γ -> stimulates and activates macrophages
21 Clues: leukocyte extravasation --> Rolling • leukocyte extravasation--> Adhesion • leukocyte extravasation--> Migration • predominant during acute inflammation • predominant at later stages of inflammation • vasoactive molecules; histamine and serotonine • _____ proteins: damage the bacterial cell wall • sequestrates iron thus inhibiting bacterial growth • ...
Mucosal Immunity 2022-09-08
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- not harmful bacteria that colonizes intestinal lumen
- TH2 cells protect against this intestinal parasite
- largest collection of immune cells
- cells that make up of the mucosal surfaces
- Most common antibody isotype in the intestine
- Which costimulatory molecule is responsible for B cell antibody isotype switching?
- process of developing a tolerant thymocyte
- stage of dendritic cell for tolerance
- cause of chronic inflammation due to gluten
- can extend processes across the epithelial layer to capture antigens
- site of intestinal IgA production
- T cell that induces tolerance to intestinal antigens
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- infect > 1 billion people
- IL-13 stimulates secretion of these from epithelial cells
- what type of cells can collect antigens and proteins from the intestinal lumen near Peyer's patches?
- bacteria responsible for intestinal immunity
- transports antigens from lumen to Peyer's patches
- only occurs in T cells after signal 1,2,3
- what inhibits costimulation?
- Lymph node that drains the intestine
- dendritic cells that induce inflammatory responses
- Most common antibody isotype in the respiratory tract
- this drug is used to treat food allergies
- what type of T cell produces granzymes?
- Type of signal that differentiates into Th2
- antigens, cytokines, and costimulation is needed for
26 Clues: infect > 1 billion people • what inhibits costimulation? • site of intestinal IgA production • largest collection of immune cells • Lymph node that drains the intestine • stage of dendritic cell for tolerance • what type of T cell produces granzymes? • only occurs in T cells after signal 1,2,3 • this drug is used to treat food allergies • ...
Inflammation & Immunity 2025-04-19
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- Systemic response
- Make up 70% of WBC
- Decreased WBC
- Weeks to months no resolution
- Chronic joint inflammation, symmetrical
- Nonspecific lab values
- Increased WBC
- Can acute or chronic
- Anaphylaxis or allergy (Hives)
- All vaccinations
- Inborn defenses
- Blood transfusion reaction, antibody mediated cell lysis
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- Mother to baby via breastmilk
- To enable cells to become leaky
- Fastest way to give immunity, IG from person A-B
- Tissue damage results (Lupus or RA)
- ANA present, butterfly rash & photosensitivity
- T Cell medicated, Tcells have a delayed reaction
- Attract WBC and platelets
- Able to stimulate an immune response
- Signal immune response to release WBC
21 Clues: Decreased WBC • Increased WBC • Inborn defenses • All vaccinations • Systemic response • Make up 70% of WBC • Can acute or chronic • Nonspecific lab values • Attract WBC and platelets • Mother to baby via breastmilk • Weeks to months no resolution • Anaphylaxis or allergy (Hives) • To enable cells to become leaky • Tissue damage results (Lupus or RA) • Able to stimulate an immune response • ...
Adaptive Immunity 2025-11-04
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- The process of destroying B and T cells that react to self antigens
- First Ab produced in response to infection;Pentamer
- disruption of cell by complement reactive protein attracts phagocytic & other defense immune system cells
- 2nd exposure to same Ag, the response is rapid & results in high Ab titer
- Specific antibody and lymphocyte response to an antigen
- Proteins made in response to an antigen
- Allergic reactions; lysis of parasitic worms;Monomer
- T cytotoxic cells (destroy deformed/infected cells)
- mature in bone marrow; hangs out in germinal center in cortex
- carried out by antibodies circulating in the blood. Antibodies are produced by B lymphocytes that have matured into plasma cells
- develop in bone marrow or in fetal liver
- cells suppress T cells against self subset of CD4 TH cells formerly called T suppressor cells
- stimulates T-h cells
- coating antigen with antibody enhances phagocytosis
- first contact with Ag is characterized by IgM followed by IgG
- B cells becomes activated when an Ag reacts with specific receptors on its surface
- activates T-h, B, T-c, and NK cells
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- mature in thymus;hangs out in medulla
- enhances phagocytosis & reduces number of infectious units to be dealt with
- In secretions (tears,colostrum, saliva, mucus);Dimer
- Antibody that remains associated with the cytoplasmic membrane of the B lymphocyte
- On B cells, initiate immune response;Monomer
- induce migration of leukocytes to infection
- blocks adhesion of bacteria & viruses to mucosa
- in all cells. Accepts or rejects ag as compatible or not.Attaches to non compatible ag and presents it to T cell
- digest antigen; can be any type of phagocyte
- Main class of Ab in blood (80% of serum antibodies);monomer
- T helper cells(surface antigen)
- immunity carried out by T lymphocytes and occurs at the cellular level
- cells that kill/attack
- A substance the body identifies as foreign and to which it produces specific antibodies or sensitized Tcells
- small molecule that can act as an antigen if it binds to a larger protein molecule
- destroy t-h cells & impairs humoral & cell mediated immunity
33 Clues: stimulates T-h cells • cells that kill/attack • T helper cells(surface antigen) • activates T-h, B, T-c, and NK cells • mature in thymus;hangs out in medulla • Proteins made in response to an antigen • develop in bone marrow or in fetal liver • induce migration of leukocytes to infection • On B cells, initiate immune response;Monomer • ...
Antibodies 2024-03-21
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- Type of immunity that results from exposure to pathogens?
- What type of molecule are antibodies?
- Type of immunity that results from the transfer of antibodies from one individual to another
- Type of immunity that results from prior exposure?
- Process by which antibodies bind to target antigens with high specificity
- Small portion of antigen that binds to antibody
- Term for binding antibodies to antigens on the surface of pathogens?
- Target of antibodies
- Antibodies are produced by
- Chain consisting of a constant and variable region
- Chain which can be kappa or lambda
- Process of identifying and neutralizing pathogens by antibodies?
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- Primary function of antibody
- Y-shaped structure consists of 4 what?
- Process of antibodies binding to antigens on surface of a cell
- Term of antibodies that are specific self antigens and can cause autoimmune diseases?
- Type of immunity that is present at birth
- Region identical in all the same isotype antibodies but different in antibodies of different isotypes
- Another word for antibody
- Antibody found on surface of B cells
20 Clues: Target of antibodies • Another word for antibody • Antibodies are produced by • Primary function of antibody • Chain which can be kappa or lambda • Antibody found on surface of B cells • What type of molecule are antibodies? • Y-shaped structure consists of 4 what? • Type of immunity that is present at birth • Small portion of antigen that binds to antibody • ...
Antibody Crossword by Ruth Elahi and Riya Bhatt 2024-03-21
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- Type of immunity that results from exposure to pathogens?
- What type of molecule are antibodies?
- Type of immunity that results from the transfer of antibodies from one individual to another
- Type of immunity that results from prior exposure?
- Process by which antibodies bind to target antigens with high specificity
- Small portion of antigen that binds to antibody
- Term for binding antibodies to antigens on the surface of pathogens?
- Target of antibodies
- Antibodies are produced by
- Chain consisting of a constant and variable region
- Chain which can be kappa or lambda
- Process of identifying and neutralizing pathogens by antibodies?
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- Primary function of antibody
- Y-shaped structure consists of 4 what?
- Process of antibodies binding to antigens on surface of a cell
- Term of antibodies that are specific self antigens and can cause autoimmune diseases?
- Type of immunity that is present at birth
- Region identical in all the same isotype antibodies but different in antibodies of different isotypes
- Another word for antibody
- Antibody found on surface of B cells
20 Clues: Target of antibodies • Another word for antibody • Antibodies are produced by • Primary function of antibody • Chain which can be kappa or lambda • Antibody found on surface of B cells • What type of molecule are antibodies? • Y-shaped structure consists of 4 what? • Type of immunity that is present at birth • Small portion of antigen that binds to antibody • ...
Immunity 2023-05-17
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- an infective agent that typically consists of a nucleic acid molecule in a protein coat
- bacterium, virus, or other microorganism that can cause disease.
- a damaging immune response by the body to a substance
- move or transfer (something) to another place or situation
- results when exposure to a disease organism triggers the immune system to produce antibodies to that disease
- the short-term immunity which results from the introduction of antibodies from another person or animal.
- the immune system's way of protecting the body against an infectious disease
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- A type of blood cell that is made in the bone marrow and found in the blood
- A type of blood cell that is made in the bone marrow and found in the blood and lymph tissue
- a toxin or other foreign substance which induces an immune response in the body
- a substance used to stimulate immunity to a particular infectious disease or pathogen,
- a blood protein produced in response to and counteracting a specific antigen
12 Clues: a damaging immune response by the body to a substance • move or transfer (something) to another place or situation • bacterium, virus, or other microorganism that can cause disease. • A type of blood cell that is made in the bone marrow and found in the blood • a blood protein produced in response to and counteracting a specific antigen • ...
SRorgs Season 21 Challenge 2019-07-11
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- had two strikes before his elimination
- Muto's tribe color
- the location of this season
- had the lowest score in the second immunity of those who submitted
- the second immunity
- Saza who got a strike in the second immunity
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- the part of the first challenge that Vui and Matt completed
- this season is Back to ______
- Muto who got a strike in the second immunity
- Saza's tribe color
- never joined the server
- had the highest score in the second immunity
- the third person to quit
- the first person voted out
14 Clues: Saza's tribe color • Muto's tribe color • the second immunity • never joined the server • the third person to quit • the first person voted out • the location of this season • this season is Back to ______ • had two strikes before his elimination • Muto who got a strike in the second immunity • had the highest score in the second immunity • ...
MI FUN TIME 2023-01-28
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- What does the D stand for in DTap.
- What does the A stand for in DTap.
- This is an example of passive immunity.
- This pathogen cannot be prevent by wearing a mask.
- This type of vaccine uses a particular part of germs to build immunity.
- These cells make antibodies.
- What does the R stand for in MMR?
- In this type of immunity the antibodies are obtained from someone else.
- Rotavirus infects what system of the body?
- This disease kills your immune system's memory cells.
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- This STD commonly affects the liver.
- In this type of immunity you make the antibodies yourself.
- name the most common component of the innate immune system (hint; Largest organ in the body)
- This vaccine protects against the chickenpox.
- Also known as swine flu.
- This type of vaccine utilizes small doses of live weakened germs.
- This type of vaccine contains neutralized _____ from a pathogen.
- In ______ immunity an individual isn't born with it instead it develops over their lifetime.
- Kills infected cells.
- Ligase glue pieces of ____ together.
20 Clues: Kills infected cells. • Also known as swine flu. • These cells make antibodies. • What does the R stand for in MMR? • What does the D stand for in DTap. • What does the A stand for in DTap. • This STD commonly affects the liver. • Ligase glue pieces of ____ together. • This is an example of passive immunity. • Rotavirus infects what system of the body? • ...
Antibodies by Riya Bhatt and Ruth Elahi 2024-03-21
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- Type of immunity that results from exposure to pathogens?
- What type of molecule are antibodies?
- Type of immunity that results from the transfer of antibodies from one individual to another
- Type of immunity that results from prior exposure?
- Process by which antibodies bind to target antigens with high specificity
- Small portion of antigen that binds to antibody
- Term for binding antibodies to antigens on the surface of pathogens?
- Target of antibodies
- Antibodies are produced by
- Chain consisting of a constant and variable region
- Chain which can be kappa or lambda
- Process of identifying and neutralizing pathogens by antibodies?
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- Primary function of antibody
- Y-shaped structure consists of 4 what?
- Process of antibodies binding to antigens on surface of a cell
- Term of antibodies that are specific self antigens and can cause autoimmune diseases?
- Type of immunity that is present at birth
- Region identical in all the same isotype antibodies but different in antibodies of different isotypes
- Another word for antibody
- Antibody found on surface of B cells
20 Clues: Target of antibodies • Another word for antibody • Antibodies are produced by • Primary function of antibody • Chain which can be kappa or lambda • Antibody found on surface of B cells • What type of molecule are antibodies? • Y-shaped structure consists of 4 what? • Type of immunity that is present at birth • Small portion of antigen that binds to antibody • ...
Immune System 2023-02-25
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- immunity system where the cells do the work.
- region of an antibody that is a unique amino acid sequence.
- cells with long cytoplasmic extensions; develop from precursor cells in the bone marrow.
- responsible for cell-mediated immunity.
- aka innate immunity; provides immediate, general protection against enemies.
- T cell receptor binds too hard, normal cells is marked to be killed.
- stimulates macrophages to destroy host cells that have been infected by viruses.
- blood cell marker determines positive and negative blood type.
- the ability of the vertebrate immune system to distinguish self from nonself.
- diverse group of peptides and proteins that serve as important signaling molecules.
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- immunity system where proteins do the work.
- display foreign antigens as well as their own surface proteins.
- granular lymphocytes that are active against tumor cells.
- come later to the infection scene, but stay longer.
- regulate immune responses by suppressing functions of certain T cells.
- aka acquired immunity; highly specific for distinct macromolecules.
- attract, activate, and direct the movement of various immune system cells.
- responsible for antibody-mediated immunity.
- the study of internal defense systems of humans and other animals.
- T cell receptor can fit with MHC.
- respond to infections by viruses or other intracellular parasites.
- first to the infection scene, but lose interest fast.
- an antibody molecule.
- an antibody with ten spots to grab enemies.
24 Clues: an antibody molecule. • T cell receptor can fit with MHC. • responsible for cell-mediated immunity. • immunity system where proteins do the work. • responsible for antibody-mediated immunity. • an antibody with ten spots to grab enemies. • immunity system where the cells do the work. • come later to the infection scene, but stay longer. • ...
Humoral Immunity 2020-09-17
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- A LYMPHOCYTE THAT ACTIVATES A SENSITISED B CELL
- CELLULAR PROCESS THAT DESTROYS ANTIBODY COATED CELLS
- A LYMPHOCYTE THAT RESPONDS TO A SPECIFIC ANTIGEN IN SUBSEQUENT EXPOSURES
- A PROTEIN THAT BINDS TO A SPECIFIC ANTIGEN
- PLACE WHERE B CELLS ORIGINATE
- TYPE OF IMMUNITY PRODUCED AFTER THE TRANSFER OF ANTIBODIES
- PROCESS THAT FORMS LARGE ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY COMPLEXES
- THE NUMBER OF DIFFERENT CLASSES OF IMMUNOGLOBULINS
- TYPE OF IMMUNITY THAT INVOLVES B CELLS
- UNIQUE MOLECULE THAT CAN ELICIT AN IMMUNE RESPONSE
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- THE PART OF AN ANTIBODY THAT BINDS TO A SPECIFIC ANTIGEN
- A LYMPHOID ORGAN FOUND IN MULTIPLE PLACES IN THE BODY
- TYPE OF IMMUNITY THAT IS SPECIFIC
- A LYMPHOCYTE THAT PRODUCES ANTIBODIES
- TYPE OF IMMUNITY THAT INVOLVES T CELLS
- ANOTHER NAME FOR AN ANTIBODY
- TYPE OF IMMUNITY PRODUCED BY ANTIBODIES AFTER EXPOSURE TO AN ANTIGEN
17 Clues: ANOTHER NAME FOR AN ANTIBODY • PLACE WHERE B CELLS ORIGINATE • TYPE OF IMMUNITY THAT IS SPECIFIC • A LYMPHOCYTE THAT PRODUCES ANTIBODIES • TYPE OF IMMUNITY THAT INVOLVES T CELLS • TYPE OF IMMUNITY THAT INVOLVES B CELLS • A PROTEIN THAT BINDS TO A SPECIFIC ANTIGEN • A LYMPHOCYTE THAT ACTIVATES A SENSITISED B CELL • THE NUMBER OF DIFFERENT CLASSES OF IMMUNOGLOBULINS • ...
Adaptive Imm-1 spr21 2021-05-05
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- way of getting adaptive immunity starting with antibody (4 ways of getting adaptive immunity)
- the MHC molecule on cell surfaces holds this form of antigen for display or presentation
- abbreviation of the cell surface molecule that makes each T cell unique from another, before activation
- stem of antibody molecule
- name for macrophages, dendritic cells, B cells
- type of adaptive cell that works during a secondary immune response
- MHC class on surface of host cell infected with virus
- abbreviation of the cell surface molecule that makes each B cell unique from another, before activation
- name for a differentiated immune cell that produces specific antibody proteins in great amounts
- every lymphocyte is this, before selection
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- this adaptive immune cell has the central role to activate other immune cells
- way of getting adaptive immunity with human intervention (4 ways of getting adaptive immunity)
- this type of adaptive immune cell does the actual “end” work (activating, killing, making antibodies)
- way of getting adaptive immunity starting with antigen (4 ways of getting adaptive immunity)
- when a selected, specific, unique T or B cell is activated and proliferates, you get many _____ of the cell.
- T cells are part of this branch of adaptive immunity
16 Clues: stem of antibody molecule • every lymphocyte is this, before selection • name for macrophages, dendritic cells, B cells • T cells are part of this branch of adaptive immunity • MHC class on surface of host cell infected with virus • type of adaptive cell that works during a secondary immune response • ...
immunology 2022-01-13
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- skin proteins that chemicals can bind to
- T-Cell Mediated Hypersensitivity
- immunity that involves T and B cells
- chemical mediators involved in immunity that signal other cells to come to the site of action
- antibody mediated immunity
- cause forced apoptosis of abnormal or irregular organisms
- Prostaglandins and Leukotrienes belongs to this phospholipid derivative
- immunoglobulin produced in body surfaces
- most abundant immunoglobulin, transferred from mother to offspring
- immunoglobulin that indicates recent exposure of antigen
- immunity that is activated immediately which involves physical barriers, natural killer cells, macrophages and lacks memory
- hypersensitivity where Ag-Ab complexes are formed causing cell lysis
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- the body reacts with an exaggerated immune response
- a type of acquired immunity where a vaccination is involved
- a type of serology that tests for the antibodies
- release histamine during degranulation
- walls off infectious agent and damaged tissue from the rest of the body as a protective mechanism
- hypersensitivity where Antibody-antigen complexes deposited in large amounts in tissues
- bacteria that is part of the normal microflora that provide a protective mechanism
- immunity that is developed after previous exposure to the specific antigen
- produced by the body in response to a pathogen to trap and process an example is a macrophage
- immunoglobulin involved in allergic reactions (type 1 reactions), shortest half life
22 Clues: antibody mediated immunity • T-Cell Mediated Hypersensitivity • immunity that involves T and B cells • release histamine during degranulation • skin proteins that chemicals can bind to • immunoglobulin produced in body surfaces • a type of serology that tests for the antibodies • the body reacts with an exaggerated immune response • ...
Immune system 2023-03-16
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- a network of cells in order to help the body fight infections
- a type of white blood cell that makes antibodies
- the body is given immunity to a disease by exposing small quantities
- infects cells and can cause a disease
- cells made to get rid of certain microorganisms that have invaded someone's tissue
- introducing it to the body to produce protection to a disease
- triggers the immune system to produce antibiotics to a certain disease
- when an antibiotic does not work at killing a virus or bacteria
- any substance that makes an immune response against that substance
- a drug used to treat infections
- a group of cells that work together to protect the body
- part of the immune system that develop from stem cells in the bone marrow
- chemical barriers that are ready to protect the body
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- when someone is given antibiotics to a disease
- immune cell made in the bone marrow
- removes dead cells and can kill microorganisms
- immunity when infected with the actual disease
- a protein that is made by plasma cells
- a process in which a virus can predicate its DNA
- the reproduction of viruses and then they burst out into the cell
20 Clues: a drug used to treat infections • immune cell made in the bone marrow • infects cells and can cause a disease • a protein that is made by plasma cells • when someone is given antibiotics to a disease • removes dead cells and can kill microorganisms • immunity when infected with the actual disease • a type of white blood cell that makes antibodies • ...
Innate Immunity 2022-03-13
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- the body's quick and non-specicic response to many types of pathogens
- enzyme in tears that kills pathogens that land on eye.
- characterized by redness, swelling, heat, and pain it is the body's natural response to tissue injury or infection.
- the body's specific immunity developed overtime after exposure to some pathogen.
- sign of inflammation that can be seen as injured tissue increases in size due to increased blood flow into tissues.
- sign of inflammation caused by increased blood flow & capillary widening that can be directly felt by other people
- Includes enzymes like hydrochloric acid, pepsin, lysozyme, and sweat secretions.
- macrophages, interferons & complement, inflammation, & fever make up the ______ ______ of defense.
- symptom of inflammation that can be felt by the patient as inflammatory proteins in blood set off nociceptors in damaged or infected tissue.
- increase in set point of body temperature by the hypothalamus in order to provide hostile environment to invading pathogens. Usually a temp of 100+ F.
- chemicals secreted by lymphocytes & connective tissue cells that block viral replication & slow tumor growth.
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- engulfment & digestion of pathogens, foreign particles, and debris by white blood cells
- type of lymphocyte that defends the body against viruses & cancer. It secretes perforin to destroy affected cells.
- along with monocytes, this type of WBC is the most active phagocytes.
- sign of inflammation caused by increased blood flow and leaking into tissues. Can be directly seen. also called erythema
- group of proteins in body fluids that stimulates inflammation & enhances the process of phagocytocis of pathogens
- A given species is resistant to infectious diseases that affect other species.
- examples include having intact skin & hair in the nose to trap pathogens.
- substance secreted by NK cells that destroys viral infected cells or cancerous cells by perforating the cell membrane.
- low pH acid found in the stomach the kills pathogens
- enzyme in stomach that aids in killing pathogens by splitting proteins
- Skin, mucous membranes, and secretions on those structures provides the ______ ______ of defense
22 Clues: low pH acid found in the stomach the kills pathogens • enzyme in tears that kills pathogens that land on eye. • the body's quick and non-specicic response to many types of pathogens • along with monocytes, this type of WBC is the most active phagocytes. • enzyme in stomach that aids in killing pathogens by splitting proteins • ...
Immunity Bingo 2024-03-12
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- similar to a macrophages but is just a part of the immune system
- something that causes the immune system to react
- a type of white blood cell that creates antibodies for the body
- when antibodies are given to a person by a doctor instead of their body making it
- a part of the immune system
- the act of getting a vaccine
- a infectious microbe
- when someone is given a disease in a small portion for the body to build up an immunity
- a type of white blood cell
- the non-specific immune system and treats everything the same
- a type of white blood cell that kills microorganisms
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- when the body becomes immune to something from catching it enough
- when the body creates an antibody when the disease enters the body
- introduces more white blood cells and targets specific things
- another part of the immune system that fights the forign bacteria
- a substance that stops the growth and reproduction of bacteria
- what keeps your body safe from bacteria and viruses
- introduces white blood cells and starts to target what got past the first line
- something the body produces when a bacteria gets into the body
- a part of the immune system that circulates in the blood
20 Clues: a infectious microbe • a type of white blood cell • a part of the immune system • the act of getting a vaccine • something that causes the immune system to react • what keeps your body safe from bacteria and viruses • a type of white blood cell that kills microorganisms • a part of the immune system that circulates in the blood • ...
Adaptive Imm-1 spr21 2021-05-05
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- MHC class on surface of host cell infected with virus
- abbreviation of the cell surface molecule that makes each B cell unique from another, before activation
- when a selected, specific, unique T or B cell is activated and proliferates, you get many _____ of the cell.
- stem of antibody molecule
- name for a differentiated immune cell that produces specific antibody proteins in great amounts
- this adaptive immune cell has the central role to activate other immune cells
- T cells are part of this branch of adaptive immunity
- way of getting adaptive immunity with human intervention (4 ways of getting adaptive immunity)
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- type of adaptive cell that works during a secondary immune response
- this type of adaptive immune cell does the actual “end” work (activating, killing, making antibodies)
- the MHC molecule on cell surfaces holds this form of antigen for display or presentation
- way of getting adaptive immunity starting with antigen (4 ways of getting adaptive immunity)
- every lymphocyte is this, before selection
- name for macrophages, dendritic cells, B cells
- way of getting adaptive immunity starting with antibody (4 ways of getting adaptive immunity)
- abbreviation of the cell surface molecule that makes each T cell unique from another, before activation
16 Clues: stem of antibody molecule • every lymphocyte is this, before selection • name for macrophages, dendritic cells, B cells • T cells are part of this branch of adaptive immunity • MHC class on surface of host cell infected with virus • type of adaptive cell that works during a secondary immune response • ...
Adaptive Imm-2 spr21 2021-05-05
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- way of getting adaptive immunity starting with antibody (4 ways of getting adaptive immunity)
- the MHC molecule on cell surfaces holds this form of antigen for display or presentation
- abbreviation of the cell surface molecule that makes each T cell unique from another, before activation
- stem of antibody molecule
- name for macrophages, dendritic cells, B cells
- type of adaptive cell that works during a secondary immune response
- MHC class on surface of host cell infected with virus
- abbreviation of the cell surface molecule that makes each B cell unique from another, before activation
- name for a differentiated immune cell that produces specific antibody proteins in great amounts
- every lymphocyte is this, before selection
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- this adaptive immune cell has the central role to activate other immune cells
- way of getting adaptive immunity with human intervention (4 ways of getting adaptive immunity)
- this type of adaptive immune cell does the actual “end” work (activating, killing, making antibodies)
- way of getting adaptive immunity starting with antigen (4 ways of getting adaptive immunity)
- when a selected, specific, unique T or B cell is activated and proliferates, you get many _____ of the cell.
- T cells are part of this branch of adaptive immunity
16 Clues: stem of antibody molecule • every lymphocyte is this, before selection • name for macrophages, dendritic cells, B cells • T cells are part of this branch of adaptive immunity • MHC class on surface of host cell infected with virus • type of adaptive cell that works during a secondary immune response • ...
Immunology Crossword 2024-07-02
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- formed by nucleotide oligomerization domain-like receptors (NLRs)
- type of immunity mediated by immunoglobulins
- induced by macrophages
- pentameric antibody
- bacterial cell wall component recognized by TLR4
- recognizes only linear epitopes
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- antibody important in mucosal immunity
- typical response of innate immunity
- white blood cell that kills parasites
- antibody region that binds antigen
- differentiates adaptive from innate immunity
- conserved molecular motifs recognized by innate immunity
- antibody that crosses that placenta
13 Clues: pentameric antibody • induced by macrophages • recognizes only linear epitopes • antibody region that binds antigen • typical response of innate immunity • antibody that crosses that placenta • white blood cell that kills parasites • antibody important in mucosal immunity • type of immunity mediated by immunoglobulins • differentiates adaptive from innate immunity • ...
Adaptive Imm-3 spr21 2021-05-05
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- the MHC molecule on cell surfaces holds this form of antigen for display or presentation
- abbreviation of the cell surface molecule that makes each T cell unique from another, before activation
- way of getting adaptive immunity starting with antibody (4 ways of getting adaptive immunity)
- name for macrophages, dendritic cells, B cells
- this adaptive immune cell has the central role to activate other immune cells
- T cells are part of this branch of adaptive immunity
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- abbreviation of the cell surface molecule that makes each B cell unique from another, before activation
- type of adaptive cell that works during a secondary immune response
- MHC class on surface of host cell infected with virus
- stem of antibody molecule
- way of getting adaptive immunity with human intervention (4 ways of getting adaptive immunity)
- every lymphocyte is this, before selection
- this type of adaptive immune cell does the actual “end” work (activating, killing, making antibodies)
- way of getting adaptive immunity starting with antigen (4 ways of getting adaptive immunity)
- when a selected, specific, unique T or B cell is activated and proliferates, you get many _____ of the cell.
- name for a differentiated immune cell that produces specific antibody proteins in great amounts
16 Clues: stem of antibody molecule • every lymphocyte is this, before selection • name for macrophages, dendritic cells, B cells • T cells are part of this branch of adaptive immunity • MHC class on surface of host cell infected with virus • type of adaptive cell that works during a secondary immune response • ...
Immunity Challenge 2015-08-18
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- Cook Islands fan favorite award winner
- The first unanimous winner
- The number of male winners
- Only two time winner
- You're playing for it right now.
- The first quitter
- Caribbean's blue tribe
- "Not in a __________ way, that's for sure"
- 17th Survivor season
- Amount of castaways on Season 31
- Castaways left in Caribbean
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- Caribbean's pink tribe
- Evacuated on Day 3
- the island introduced in Season 10
- Host's last name
- The number of days in most Survivor seasons (use a hyphen in your answer)
- The prize money is one _______ dollars
- Four time player, one time winner
- the merged tribe name in Caribbean (combined into one word)
- Season name subtitle is "The Brazilian Highlands"
- The last name of the first winner
21 Clues: Host's last name • The first quitter • Evacuated on Day 3 • Only two time winner • 17th Survivor season • Caribbean's pink tribe • Caribbean's blue tribe • The first unanimous winner • The number of male winners • Castaways left in Caribbean • You're playing for it right now. • Amount of castaways on Season 31 • Four time player, one time winner • The last name of the first winner • ...
Immunity Crossword 2024-03-12
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- Initiates blood clotting
- Blood cells that perform the function of destroying disease-causing microorganisms
- fluid that circulates within the lymphatic vessels
- Human Immunodeficiency Virus, the virus that causes A.I.D.S.
- A weakened or inactive version of a pathogen that stimulates the body's production of antibodies.
- a substance produced by the body that destroys or inactivates an antigen that has entered the body
- An individual does not produce his or her own antibodies, but rather receives them directly from another source
- single-celled prokaryotic organism
- A disease causing agent
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- Cells that use phagocytosis to engulf foreign organisms
- White blood cells
- a form of acquired immunity in which the body produces its own antibodies against disease-causing antigens
- Defenses against any pathogen
- "Cell eating"
- Bean-shaped filters that cluster along the lymphatic vessels of the body
- White blood cells that are involved in the immune response
- A non-cellular infectious agent
- A system that protects the body from foreign substances and pathogenic organisms by producing the immune response
- A protein that, when introduced in the blood, triggers the production of an antibody
- Acute, contagious respiratory infection
20 Clues: "Cell eating" • White blood cells • A disease causing agent • Initiates blood clotting • Defenses against any pathogen • A non-cellular infectious agent • single-celled prokaryotic organism • Acute, contagious respiratory infection • fluid that circulates within the lymphatic vessels • Cells that use phagocytosis to engulf foreign organisms • ...
Systemic Immunity 2023-02-23
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- An innate immune cell which develops from a monocyte
- The type of cell that prevents overreaction
- The abbreviation for the name of the complex used in antigen presentation
- Small cellular fragments involved in immunity as well as clotting
- Antibodies that recognise self proteins
- The cell organelle in which pathogens are digested
- The abbreviation for unstable reactive molecules released during cell death
- The molecular found in the membrane of Gram negative bacteria
- The mineral which is involved in granule release from neutrophils
- The abbreviation for protein found studded on NETs released from neutrophils
- The type of cell death which results if cells do not get survival signals
- The abbreviation for self-structures that activate cells when damaged
- The type of cell expansion which occurs to generate identical daughter cells
- Antimicrobial peptides contained within granules
- The concentration of leukocytes that appear in blood after centrifugation
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- A type of microvesicle used to communicate between cells
- The joining between and APC and an adaptive immune cell
- A protein which binds Iron
- An innate cell which samples the environment
- The fusion of a phagosome containing a pathogen and a lysosome containing enzymes
- The directional movement of cells
- A lymphocyte-like cell that doesn’t form memory
- the variable region of the antibody that binds to the pathogen
- The abbreviation for a conserved part of a pathogen
- A cell involved in histamine release
- The process where B cells generate diverse receptor combinations
- An immune cell which produces NETs
27 Clues: A protein which binds Iron • The directional movement of cells • An immune cell which produces NETs • A cell involved in histamine release • Antibodies that recognise self proteins • The type of cell that prevents overreaction • An innate cell which samples the environment • A lymphocyte-like cell that doesn’t form memory • Antimicrobial peptides contained within granules • ...
Blood & Immunity 2023-01-24
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- Platelets
- Red blood cells
- sider/o
- Iron containing pigment found in RBCs
- Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
- ____ carries oxygen and nutrients to the body's cells
- White blood cells
- The transfer of blood into another person's circulation
- The study of blood
- Blood disorder when the blood does not clot
- The shape of an RBC
- Causes RBCs to be abnormally shaped; ____ cell disease
- Based on genetic makeup
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- Carry blood away from the heart
- Where new blood cells are created
- The stopping of the flow of blood
- Ven/o
- A, B, AB, O
- Systolic/Diastolic; the average is 120/80
- Fights any invading germs in the blood
- Blood cancer
- ____ is 90% water
- Acquired during life (not born with)
- Mass of coagulated liquid/blood
- The ratio of the volume of RBCs to the total blood volume
- Protection against disease
- Lack of healthy RBCs and hemoglobin
27 Clues: Ven/o • sider/o • Platelets • A, B, AB, O • Blood cancer • Red blood cells • ____ is 90% water • White blood cells • The study of blood • The shape of an RBC • Based on genetic makeup • Protection against disease • Carry blood away from the heart • Mass of coagulated liquid/blood • Where new blood cells are created • The stopping of the flow of blood • Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome • ...
Adaptive Immunity 2025-04-01
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- killed virus
- administered into the dermis
- transimission of organism through birth canal
- inflammation of the brain
- antibodies passed to fetus/infant from mom
- activated CD4 cell
- cell membranes
- effector B cells
- ingest, eliminate and felt into on antigens
- attracts and stimulates other immune cells
- trigger immune response
- cell-bound antigens
- activates CD8 cell
- eats, breaks down
- bone marrow and thymus
- nonspecific, regulate growth and activation of lymphocyte
- antigen receptor
- antigen processing
- primed to respond to the same antigen
- inflammation of meninges
- injection of immune serum
- masks dangerous parts of bacterial exotoxins; viruses
- protozoa, toxoplasma Gondi- mild symptoms
- severe nausea and frequent vomiting
- immunoglobulins
- dead or attenuated pathogen
- cell-mediated
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- soluble antigens
- spleen, lymph nodes and tonsils
- mature in bone marrow
- primes immune system for future exposure to a virulent pathogen
- live virus
- 3 plus loose stools in 24 hours.
- antigenic determinant
- use subunits to make them more immunogenic
- flood cell markers
- certain bacterial capsules
- promote Tc and B cells
- small protein produced by WBC and tissue cells
- inflammatory disease of the meninges and brain
- administrated beneath skin
- DNA complexed to proteins
- antibody-mediated
- administered in muscle
- same encounter possibly years later
- mature in thymus
- caused by rusty nail
- crosses placenta to fetus
- nerves that travel to the periphery of the body
- B cells, macrophages and denitritic cells
- related to dengue, west Nile and yellow fever
- initial encounter with antigen
- major histocompatibility protein
- movement of WBC from blood unto tissue
- contact with pathogen
- brain and spinal cord
- fixes and activates antigen-antibody complex
- stimulates release of histamines
- monomer in plasma
- carry out attack
- pentamer
61 Clues: pentamer • live virus • killed virus • cell-mediated • cell membranes • immunoglobulins • soluble antigens • effector B cells • mature in thymus • antigen receptor • carry out attack • antibody-mediated • eats, breaks down • monomer in plasma • activated CD4 cell • flood cell markers • activates CD8 cell • antigen processing • cell-bound antigens • caused by rusty nail • mature in bone marrow • ...
HP IMMUNITY 2025-04-17
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- TYPE 2 HYPERSENSITIVITY
- THE BODY'S NATURAL OR INDUCED RESPONSE TO INFECTION
- THIS TYPE OF HYPERSENSITIVITY IS CALLED IMMUNE COMPLEX-MEDIATED
- AN INCREASED NUMBER OF WBC PRODUCTION
- PRODUCES AND STORES HEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELLS (2WORDS)
- This type of immunity occurs when you receive antibodies from another person
- A decreased NUMBER OF WBC
- OCCURS WHEN THE IMMUNE SYSTEM IS UNABLE TO RESPOND EFFECTIVELY
- ALSO KNOWN AS HIVES
- IMMUNE SYSTEMS THAT EFFECTIVELY IDENTIFY AND DESTROY ANTIGENS
- FOREIGN SUBSTANCES THAT TRIGGER THE IMMUNE RESPONSE
- THIS TYPE OF IMMUNITY OCCURS THROUGH EXPOSURE TO DISEASE OR THROUGH VACCINATION
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- TOGETHER THESE PROTEINS MAKE UP THE HUMORAL IMMUNE RESPONSE
- OVERREACTION OF THE IMMUNE SYSTEM
- THIS TYPE OF IMMUNITY RESULTS FROM A PREVIOUS EXPOSURE TO AN ANTIGEN
- ALSO KNOWN AS SEASONAL ALLERGIES (2WORDS)
- DISORDERS ARE CAUSED WHEN THE BODY CAN'T RECOGNIZE ITSELF
- TYPE 4 HYPERSENSITIVITY
- ACUTE SYSTEMIC TYPE 1 HYPERSENSITIVITY RESPONSE
- INFECTIONS THAT USUALLY DON'T AFFECT PEOPLE WITH INTACT IMMUNE SYSTEMS
- ANOTHER NAME FOR WBC
- IS THE LARGEST LYMPHOID ORGAN
- THIS TYPE OF HYPERSENSITIVITY IS CALLED IgE-MEDIATED
23 Clues: ALSO KNOWN AS HIVES • ANOTHER NAME FOR WBC • TYPE 2 HYPERSENSITIVITY • TYPE 4 HYPERSENSITIVITY • A decreased NUMBER OF WBC • IS THE LARGEST LYMPHOID ORGAN • OVERREACTION OF THE IMMUNE SYSTEM • AN INCREASED NUMBER OF WBC PRODUCTION • ALSO KNOWN AS SEASONAL ALLERGIES (2WORDS) • ACUTE SYSTEMIC TYPE 1 HYPERSENSITIVITY RESPONSE • THE BODY'S NATURAL OR INDUCED RESPONSE TO INFECTION • ...
Adaptive Imm-3 spr21 2021-05-05
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- this type of adaptive immune cell does the actual “end” work (activating, killing, making antibodies)
- stem of antibody molecule
- way of getting adaptive immunity starting with antibody (4 ways of getting adaptive immunity)
- every lymphocyte is this, before selection
- way of getting adaptive immunity starting with antigen (4 ways of getting adaptive immunity)
- this adaptive immune cell has the central role to activate other immune cells
- type of adaptive cell that works during a secondary immune response
- way of getting adaptive immunity with human intervention (4 ways of getting adaptive immunity)
- name for macrophages, dendritic cells, B cells
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- the MHC molecule on cell surfaces holds this form of antigen for display or presentation
- MHC class on surface of host cell infected with virus
- when a selected, specific, unique T or B cell is activated and proliferates, you get many _____ of the cell.
- name for a differentiated immune cell that produces specific antibody proteins in great amounts
- T cells are part of this branch of adaptive immunity
- abbreviation of the cell surface molecule that makes each T cell unique from another, before activation
- abbreviation of the cell surface molecule that makes each B cell unique from another, before activation
16 Clues: stem of antibody molecule • every lymphocyte is this, before selection • name for macrophages, dendritic cells, B cells • T cells are part of this branch of adaptive immunity • MHC class on surface of host cell infected with virus • type of adaptive cell that works during a secondary immune response • ...
Disease & Immunity 2015-06-03
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- Disease spread by ticks
- Serum used to enhance immunity against diseases
- To contaminate or taint
- Person who is carrier of disease and spreads to others
- Protein made in response to specific antigen
- Developed polio vaccine
- Micro-Organism that causes disease
- Indicates infection in the body
- Long term sickness or disease
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- A sign of indication of something
- Process of heating a liquid to kill bacteria
- Disease transmitted from one person to another
- To spread or pass on
- Medicine used to treat infection
- Human immunodeficiency virus
- Sexually Transmitted Disease
- Substance that causes allergic reaction
- / Complex molecule that is foreign to your body
- Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
- Disease marked by uncontrolled cell growth
20 Clues: To spread or pass on • Disease spread by ticks • To contaminate or taint • Developed polio vaccine • Human immunodeficiency virus • Sexually Transmitted Disease • Long term sickness or disease • Indicates infection in the body • Medicine used to treat infection • A sign of indication of something • Micro-Organism that causes disease • Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome • ...
11.1 Immunity 2016-02-28
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- Pasma cells are fused with myeloma (cancer cells) to produce these antibody producing cells.
- Produced the first vaccine from cow pox.
- Histamines can cause these responses in people- e.g. due to cat fur.
- the pathogen to phagocytes.
- The type of cell which ingests and then presents antigens.
- The type of cells found in connective tissues that secrete histamines in response to infections.
- Vaccines often used dead or .......... versions of a pathogen to stimulate and immune response.
- Process which leads to immunity through creating an immune response in a person so that memory cells remain in them and a fast response is generated if the pathogen is encountered.
- Would occur if blood group A received blood from group B donors. Would cause death.
- The first infectious disease to be eradicated by humans.
- Antibodies of one type which are produced for use in pregnancy testing kits.
- Cause and immune response and the generation of antibodies. Present on the surface of cells.
- Blood group where no additional antigens are present on the surface of cells.
- The process where antibodies make a pathogen more recognizable to
- Two words. Faster and stronger than the initial immune response due to memory cells being present.
- Two words. Remain behind after infection to trigger a fast immune response to the same antigen.
- The system which is activated by antibodies binding to pathogens and which leads to holes (perforations) being formed in the pathogen's cell membrane.
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- Once the desired hybridoma is selected and know to produce the correct antibody, this is used to create a lot more copies of the same cell.
- Chemicals that cause the dilation of small blood vessels and them becoming 'leaky' so that more of the immune system components can reach the area.
- The type of cell that helps the immune response by taking antigens to the correct B-cell.
- The type of cell that produces large quantities of antibodies.
- Two words. The process of selecting the correct B cell with a matching receptors to the antigen.
- The hormone which is tested for using monoclonal antibodies in pregnancy testing kits.
- Histamines cause this response which makes as area look red and swollen.
- Dangerous swelling response which can be caused in allergic reactions due to histamines.
- When antibodies can prevent toxins from harming cells.
- Histamines bind to these in the nose, causing hay fever symptoms.
- Blood group which are universal receivers and can accept blood from any group as they don't form antibodies to either A or B antigens.
- When a pathogen can cross the species barrier- eg Bird flu.
- so they are more readily engulfed. Once bound, they can
- The study of causes and consequences of disease through collection of population data.
31 Clues: the pathogen to phagocytes. • Produced the first vaccine from cow pox. • When antibodies can prevent toxins from harming cells. • so they are more readily engulfed. Once bound, they can • The first infectious disease to be eradicated by humans. • The type of cell which ingests and then presents antigens. • When a pathogen can cross the species barrier- eg Bird flu. • ...
Adaptive Immunity 2025-04-03
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- Programmed cell death of harmful or infected cells
- Preparation that builds immunity without causing full infection
- Which cytokine activates T helper cells?
- Which lymphocyte makes antibodies?
- Long lived immune cell formed after an infection
- Protein on certain immune cells that displays antigens from outside
- Signalling molecule
- Which process eliminates lymphocytes that react to the body’s own tissues?
- Which T cell type activates B cells and cytotoxic T cells?
- Which immune branch involves cytotoxic T cells?
- Which immune branch involves B cells and circulating antibodies?
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- A disease-causing microbe, like a virus or bacterium
- Immune reaction that occurs when a new antigen is encountered
- Faster stronger reaction upon re-exposure to a known antigen
- Foreign molecule that triggers an immune response
- Which protein can bind a specific pathogen?
- Which T cell kills infected cells directly?
- Which cell type develops from activated B cells?
- Protein on most cells that displays antigens from inside the cell
- Which cytokine from T-helper cells drives B cell activation and growth?
20 Clues: Signalling molecule • Which lymphocyte makes antibodies? • Which cytokine activates T helper cells? • Which protein can bind a specific pathogen? • Which T cell kills infected cells directly? • Which immune branch involves cytotoxic T cells? • Which cell type develops from activated B cells? • Long lived immune cell formed after an infection • ...
Immunity Crossword 2024-03-13
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- Any substance that causes the body to make an immune response against that substance
- defense that immune cells that target specific antigens
- an infectious microbe consisting of a segment of nucleic acid
- defense that is nonspecific resistance that destroys invaders in a generalized way without targeting specific individuals
- acquired from exposure to the disease organism through infection with the actual disease
- originate in the bone marrow
- A type of immune cell that can surround and kill microorganisms, ingest foreign material, and remove dead cells
- a protein component of the immune system that circulates in the blood, recognizes foreign substances like bacteria and viruses, and neutralizes them
- key player of the adaptive immune response that is responsible for humoral immunity in mammals
- A type of immunity that occurs when a person is given antibodies rather than making them through his or her own immune system
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- results when exposure to a disease organism triggers the immune system to produce antibodies to that disease
- a mean by which the body is given immunity to a disease by intentional exposure to small quantities of it
- part of the immune system and develop from stem cells in the bone marrow
- responds to antigens by producing cells that directly attack the pathogen
- disrupt essential processes or structures in the bacterial cell
- defense that is he innate immune system
- help the body fight infection and other diseases
- macrophages have roles in almost every aspect of an organism's biology ranging from development, homeostasis, to repair through to immune responses to pathogens
- produce antibodies that are used to attack invading bacteria, viruses, and toxins.
- Vaccines contain weakened or inactive parts of a particular organism (antigen) that triggers an immune response within the body
20 Clues: originate in the bone marrow • defense that is he innate immune system • help the body fight infection and other diseases • defense that immune cells that target specific antigens • an infectious microbe consisting of a segment of nucleic acid • disrupt essential processes or structures in the bacterial cell • ...
Innate Immunity 2022-03-13
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- the body's quick and non-specicic response to many types of pathogens
- Includes enzymes like hydrochloric acid, pepsin, lysozyme, and sweat secretions.
- engulfment & digestion of pathogens, foreign particles, and debris by white blood cells
- macrophages, interferons & complement, inflammation, & fever make up the ______ ______ of defense.
- increase in set point of body temperature by the hypothalamus in order to provide hostile environment to invading pathogens. Usually a temp of 100+ F.
- A given species is resistant to infectious diseases that affect other species.
- chemicals secreted by lymphocytes & connective tissue cells that block viral replication & slow tumor growth.
- the body's specific immunity developed overtime after exposure to some pathogen.
- low pH acid found in the stomach the kills pathogens
- enzyme in tears that kills pathogens that land on eye.
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- Skin, mucous membranes, and secretions on those structures provides the ______ ______ of defense
- substance secreted by NK cells that destroys viral infected cells or cancerous cells by perforating the cell membrane.
- symptom of inflammation that can be felt by the patient as inflammatory proteins in blood set off nociceptors in damaged or infected tissue.
- sign of inflammation caused by increased blood flow & capillary widening that can be directly felt by other people
- type of lymphocyte that defends the body against viruses & cancer. It secretes perforin to destroy affected cells.
- sign of inflammation that can be seen as injured tissue increases in size due to increased blood flow into tissues.
- enzyme in stomach that aids in killing pathogens by splitting proteins
- along with monocytes, this type of WBC is the most active phagocytes.
- examples include having intact skin & hair in the nose to trap pathogens.
- group of proteins in body fluids that stimulates inflammation & enhances the process of phagocytocis of pathogens
- sign of inflammation caused by increased blood flow and leaking into tissues. Can be directly seen. also called erythema
- characterized by redness, swelling, heat, and pain it is the body's natural response to tissue injury or infection.
22 Clues: low pH acid found in the stomach the kills pathogens • enzyme in tears that kills pathogens that land on eye. • the body's quick and non-specicic response to many types of pathogens • along with monocytes, this type of WBC is the most active phagocytes. • enzyme in stomach that aids in killing pathogens by splitting proteins • ...
Blood & Immunity 2023-01-24
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- ____ carries oxygen and nutrients to the body's cells
- Platelets
- Acquired during life (not born with)
- The stopping of the flow of blood
- Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
- The study of blood
- Lack of healthy RBCs and hemoglobin
- Based on genetic makeup
- Where new blood cells are created
- Complete Blood Count
- Systolic/Diastolic; the average is 120/80
- The transfer of blood into another person's circulation
- White blood cells
- A type of white blood cell that surrounds and kills microorganisms
- Blood cancer
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- A, B, AB, O
- ____ is 90% water
- Blood disorder when the blood does not clot
- Ven/o
- Iron containing pigment found in RBCs
- Carry blood away from the heart
- Protection against disease
- sider/o
- Red blood cells
- The ratio of the volume of RBCs to the total blood volume
- Fights any invading germs in the blood
- Mass of coagulated liquid/blood
- The shape of an RBC
- Causes RBCs to be abnormally shaped; ____ cell disease
29 Clues: Ven/o • sider/o • Platelets • A, B, AB, O • Blood cancer • Red blood cells • ____ is 90% water • White blood cells • The study of blood • The shape of an RBC • Complete Blood Count • Based on genetic makeup • Protection against disease • Carry blood away from the heart • Mass of coagulated liquid/blood • The stopping of the flow of blood • Where new blood cells are created • ...
Immunity revision 2025-11-06
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- PART OF AN ANTIBODY MOLECULE THAT IS SPECIFIC TO ANTIGENS
- CHOOSING ONE TYPE OF B CELL FOR AN IMMUNE RESPONSE
- CELLS THAT RELEASE ANTIBODIES
- PROTEINS FOUND ON B CELLS SURFACE UPON MATURATION
- DISULPHIDE BONDS BETWEEN CHAINS IN THE ANTIBODY MOLECULE IS CALLED ?
- FUSION OF CANCER CELL AND PLASMA CELLS FORMS A?
- ANTIBODIES SPECIFIC TO TOXINS ARE CALLED?
- RELEASE BY HELPER T CELLS
- CELLS THAT HELP REMEMBER AN IMMUNE RESPONE
- ANOGTHER TERM FOR DISPLAY OF ANTIGENS
- ANOTHER TERM FOR CLUMPING TOGETHER
- DISEASE CAUSING ORGANISMS
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- Refers to substances produced by the body that the immune system does not recognise as foreign, so they do not stimulate an immune response
- CELLS THAT DIRECTLY PARTICIPATE IN PHAGOCYTOSIS ARE?
- MATURE T CELLS HAVE ____ ON THEIR CELL SURFACE
- MOVING TOWARDS A CHEMICAL STIMULUS
- IMMUNITY DERIVED FROM VACCINATION
- ANY MOLECULE THAT IS RECOGNISED AS FOREIGN
- PHAGOCYTES LIVING IN ORGAN/TISSUE ARE CALLED ?
- ANTIBODIES ARE A TYPE OF ?
- CHEMICAL RELEASED BY CELLS UNDER ATTACK
21 Clues: RELEASE BY HELPER T CELLS • DISEASE CAUSING ORGANISMS • ANTIBODIES ARE A TYPE OF ? • CELLS THAT RELEASE ANTIBODIES • IMMUNITY DERIVED FROM VACCINATION • MOVING TOWARDS A CHEMICAL STIMULUS • ANOTHER TERM FOR CLUMPING TOGETHER • ANOGTHER TERM FOR DISPLAY OF ANTIGENS • CHEMICAL RELEASED BY CELLS UNDER ATTACK • ANTIBODIES SPECIFIC TO TOXINS ARE CALLED? • ...
Specific Immunity 2020-12-01
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- this type of adaptive immune cell does the actual “end” work (activating, killing, making antibodies)
- way of getting adaptive immunity starting with antigen (4 ways of getting adaptive immunity)
- abbreviation of the cell surface molecule that makes each B cell unique from another, before activation
- name for macrophages, dendritic cells, B cells
- when a selected, specific, unique T or B cell is activated and proliferates, you get many _____ of the cell.
- way of getting adaptive immunity "in the wild" (4 ways of getting adaptive immunity)
- way of getting adaptive immunity starting with antibody (4 ways of getting adaptive immunity)
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- the MHC molecule on cell surfaces holds this form of antigen for display or presentation
- way of getting adaptive immunity with human intervention (4 ways of getting adaptive immunity)
- type of adaptive cell that works during a secondary immune response
- name for a differentiated immune cell that produces specific antibody proteins in great amounts
- abbreviation of the cell surface molecule that makes each T cell unique from another, before activation
- stem of antibody molecule
- how lymphocytes start out, before selection and activation
14 Clues: stem of antibody molecule • name for macrophages, dendritic cells, B cells • how lymphocytes start out, before selection and activation • type of adaptive cell that works during a secondary immune response • way of getting adaptive immunity "in the wild" (4 ways of getting adaptive immunity) • ...
Vaccine Crossword 2025-03-06
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- The vaccine given to protect against meningococcal disease
- The vaccine that protects against Haemophilus influenzae type b
- immunity This type of immunity is achieved through the administration of ready-made antibodies
- The vaccine that prevents human papillomavirus
- The flu vaccine
- The vaccine for measles, mumps, and rubella
- The vaccine used to prevent chickenpox
- The vaccine for inactivated polio
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- Passive immunity the immunity type provided by the mother’s antibodies to a newborn
- The vaccine that protects against diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis
- active immunity Immunization type achieved by contracting an infectious agent
- The vaccine for hepatitis B
- The disease-screening test that checks for metabolic and endocrine disorders in newborns
- The vaccine for hepatitis A
- The document developed by the CDC that explains vaccine risks and benefits
- The federal act that provides compensation for vaccine injuries
- The oral vaccine used to prevent severe diarrhea
- The vaccine used to prevent pneumonia caused by bacteria
18 Clues: The flu vaccine • The vaccine for hepatitis B • The vaccine for hepatitis A • The vaccine for inactivated polio • The vaccine used to prevent chickenpox • The vaccine for measles, mumps, and rubella • The vaccine that prevents human papillomavirus • The oral vaccine used to prevent severe diarrhea • The vaccine used to prevent pneumonia caused by bacteria • ...
Blood and Immune System 2018-10-06
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- part of determining blood type
- blood cells are ___ in the red bone marrow
- clotting cell is
- medication to minimize immune response and required to prevent rejection of a transplanted organ
- what do you not find in whole solid blood
- condition that is a cancer
- medication taken to prevent blood clot formation
- thrombocytes
- abbreviation for an HIV-AIDS test
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- medication that is a steroid for treating autoimmune diseases
- immunity either inherited, genetic or acquired
- term for blood infection
- anemia caused by common vitamin deficiency
- term meaning too many red cells
- phagocytic cell
- active acquired ____ immunity, vaccine provided immunization
- active acquired ___ immunity, memory cells to protect from future exposure
- acquired immunity through the placenta, breast milk or a donor
18 Clues: thrombocytes • phagocytic cell • clotting cell is • term for blood infection • condition that is a cancer • part of determining blood type • term meaning too many red cells • abbreviation for an HIV-AIDS test • what do you not find in whole solid blood • blood cells are ___ in the red bone marrow • anemia caused by common vitamin deficiency • ...
Immunity 2023-05-24
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- a substance that cause an allergic reaction
- a reaction when body reacts to something that's normally harmless like pollen, dust or animal fur
- release histamine to initiate inflammation
- most abundant leukocyte; phagocytic; lives 1-2 days
- a process white blood cells engulf the entire pathogens
- the precursor of macrophages;
- most of these cells reside in the lymphoid tissues
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- a group of responses to a tissue irritant marked by signs of redness, heat, swelling, and pain
- substances that trigger immune responses
- a type of protein molecule with immune function that is made exclusively by B cells
- associated with allergic reactions and parasitic infestations
11 Clues: the precursor of macrophages; • substances that trigger immune responses • release histamine to initiate inflammation • a substance that cause an allergic reaction • most of these cells reside in the lymphoid tissues • most abundant leukocyte; phagocytic; lives 1-2 days • a process white blood cells engulf the entire pathogens • ...
Immunity 2024-11-13
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- regulation of cell-mediated immunity and humoral antibody response; attack by HIV causes immunodeficiency
- This organ shrinks with age and is responsible for differentiation and maturation of T lymphocytes
- differentiates into plasma cells when activated and produces antibodies
- found in skin and mucus membranes, these cells help to capture antigen at sites of contact with external environment
- substance that causes the body to mount an immune response
- Non-specific type of immunity that is fast to act but has no memory
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- Specific immunity that has a memory and is antigen-specific
- produced in response to antigens to neutralize them
- chemical messenger between cell types that instruct cells to perform its activities
- chemical mediator that causes vascular permeability and massive vasodilation
- releases cytolytic substance to destroy foreign antigens
11 Clues: produced in response to antigens to neutralize them • releases cytolytic substance to destroy foreign antigens • substance that causes the body to mount an immune response • Specific immunity that has a memory and is antigen-specific • Non-specific type of immunity that is fast to act but has no memory • ...
Immunity 2025-11-12
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- what specialised white blood cell is involved in the detection and destruction of harmful organisms
- what is the process of white blood cells that engulf bacteria
- where does the T cell mature?
- which protein is produced by the body in response to an antigen
- the most common type of white blood cell
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- what releases histamines and increases allergic reactions.
- a foreign substance that stimulates antibody production
- whats the state of homeostatic imbalance
- that fight infections
- the ability to react to antigens
- what is formed in the bone marrow and released into the blood?
11 Clues: that fight infections • where does the T cell mature? • the ability to react to antigens • whats the state of homeostatic imbalance • the most common type of white blood cell • a foreign substance that stimulates antibody production • what releases histamines and increases allergic reactions. • what is the process of white blood cells that engulf bacteria • ...
Blood and Immune System 2018-10-06
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- part of determining blood type
- blood cells are ___ in the red bone marrow
- clotting cell is
- medication to minimize immune response and required to prevent rejection of a transplanted organ
- what do you not find in whole solid blood
- condition that is a cancer
- medication taken to prevent blood clot formation
- thrombocytes
- abbreviation for an HIV-AIDS test
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- medication that is a steroid for treating autoimmune diseases
- immunity either inherited, genetic or acquired
- term for blood infection
- anemia caused by common vitamin deficiency
- term meaning too many red cells
- phagocytic cell
- active acquired ____ immunity, vaccine provided immunization
- active acquired ___ immunity, memory cells to protect from future exposure
- acquired immunity through the placenta, breast milk or a donor
18 Clues: thrombocytes • phagocytic cell • clotting cell is • term for blood infection • condition that is a cancer • part of determining blood type • term meaning too many red cells • abbreviation for an HIV-AIDS test • what do you not find in whole solid blood • blood cells are ___ in the red bone marrow • anemia caused by common vitamin deficiency • ...
