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Microbio/Vaccine

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Which of the following immune system components is considered part of the innate system? a. complement b. antibody c. B cells d. T cells A. Complement innate system includes: B cells, T cells, antibodies.
I am food for microbes.. what am I? prebiotic
what type of cell is this? what is its function? neutrophil- attack and kill pathogens by eating them (phagocytosis) or using chemicals
what are two ways the microbiome can help the human host? food digestion synthezizing needed compounds
What is a chemical mediator found in our tears? A. Sebum B. lactaate C. lactoperoxidase D. Lysozyme How does the chemical kill bacteria? D. Lysozyme cuts apart cell walls
My name is Fusobacterium. where are you likely to find me on a healthy human? mouth, teeth/gums, or tonsils
Which of the following is not a sign of inflammation? A. A low WBC count B. Heat C. Altered function D. Edema A. A low WBC count
What is the function of cellular immunity? What cells are involved with cellular immunity? Cellular focuses on intracellular and uses T cells
8 patients (listed as A – H) were tested using an ELISA test to see if they were infected with a virus. 12 samples were taken from each patient and the results are shown on the right. Based on the results, which patients were exposed to the virus? A-G
________ is a reduction in disease prevalence brought about when relatively few individuals in a population are susceptible to an infectious agent. A. Herd immunity B. Vaccination C. Variolation D. Attenuation A. Herd immunity
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