Immunology

1. Used to treat bacterial infections.
5. Type of response that acts as the second line of defence against pathogens that cross the barriers.
6. This happens when the inflammatory response is activated. Ice can help reduce this.
7. Type of T-cell that signals the body to return to its normal state.
9. Molecules from the environment that trigger immune responses
11. Over the counter drugs alleviate _________, but do not kill pathogens.
12. Type of response that is activated following the inflammatory response.
14. Identify and surround pathogen. Begin to destroy it
17. Type of cell that produces memory cells as well as makes and releases antibodies
18. Type of immunity that you are born with. Passed on through breastfeeding or antitoxins
19. The ability to resist disease

1. Markers on the outside of a pathogen
2. Type of T-cell that patrols the bloodstream for any foreign invaders.
3. Proteins made by the body that attach to antigens
4. First line of defense against pathogens. Can be physical or internal.
8. Type of disease where the body attacks its own cells
9. Type of immunity that develops later in life either by getting a disease or a vaccine
10. Internal barrier that will destroy germs that are swallowed
13. Type of T-cell that remembers the pathogens identity and their antigen to protect against future infection.
15. Type of T-cell that identifies antigens.
16. Contains a weakened form of pathogen or MRNA that activates the immune response and help build immunity in the body.