Across
- 1. release histamins, kinins, and other substances that cause the manifestation of inflammation as one of two
- 3. help stop bleeding
- 4. adaptive internal protection resulting in long-term resistance to effects of invading microorganisms
- 5. signs of this condition include low-grade temerature, swelling and mild redness, and serosanguineous drainage
- 7. immunity where antibodies are injected from another person or animal short acting (rabies, tetanus, snake bite)
- 8. occurs in response to tissue injury, invasion of organisms
- 9. produce antibodies to help fight infection, and natural killer cells destroy invading bacteria
Down
- 1. carry oxygen
- 2. immunity acquired by vaccination or immunization
- 6. indication that the client cannot produce a sufficient number of mature neutrophils one condition that can cause this to happen is sepsis