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Can protect against or be manipulated to treat disease   Immune System  
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Has T and B types   Lymphocytes  
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Specific cellular elements, cell products, and non-lymphoid products   cooperative interactions  
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Mononuclear phagocytes   non-specific immune elements  
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Condition in which the bodies own tissues are attacked as if they were foreign   auto-immune disorder  
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The first line of defense in protecting the body from infection includes   Phagocytic leukocyte  
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Natural immunity is characterized as being:   Innate or inborn  
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Cellular immunity includes:   Mast cells, neutrophils and Macrophages  
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Humeral immunity includes:   Complement, lysozyme, and Interferon  
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Another term for adaptive immunity is:   Acquired immunity  
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Humoral components of the adaptive immune system includes:   Antibodies  
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How is active natural immunity acquired   Infection  
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How is artificial active immunity acquired   vaccinations  
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How is passive natural immunity acquired   transferred in vivo or by colostrum  
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How is artificial passive immunity acquired   infusion of serum or plasma  
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In active natural immunity are antibodies produced by the host?   yes  
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In artificial active immunity are antibodies produced by the host?   yes  
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In passive natural immunity are antibodies produced by the host?   no  
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In artificial passive immunity are antibodies produced by the host?   no  
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What is the length of immunity provided by active natural immunity?   long term  
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What is the length of immunity provided by artificial active immunity?   long term  
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What is the length of immunity provided by passive natural immunity?   short term  
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What is the length of immunity provided by artificial passive immunity?   short term  
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