HIV destroys your body's ability to...

Fight off diseases or infections

Passive immunity is acquired through

Maternal antibodies in placenta and breastmilk

What is an infectious disease?

Diseases caused by pathogens and can be passed on

How do pathogens get around

Animals, Water/food, Contaminated objects

a virus that attacks cells that help the body fight infection

How do cells fight off pathogens?

White blood cells attract to antibodies then pathogen is destructed.

What is passive immunity?

Antibodies that were produced outside the body

How do you stop the spread of pathogens

drink/eat pasteurized food and drink, Use antibiotics when sick, Get vaccines

Benefits of active vs passive immunity

Self produced and longer lasting

Why is a fever an important immune response?

kills pathogens and stops them from multiplying

What is infectious disease

A disease caused by bacteria, that can spread easily

What is a vaccination?

treatment with a vaccine to produce immunity against a disease

What is infectious disease

A disease caused by bacteria, that can spread easily

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Immune system Review

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1
What is the function of innate immune response?
All of them are correct
Coordinate and support adaptive immunity
Trap microbes so they cannot spread in our body freely
Act very rapid as 1st line of defense to eliminate infection
2
HIV destroys your body's ability to...
Fight off diseases or infections
Breath
See
To detect diseases or infections
3
Passive immunity is acquired through
Own response to injections and sprays
Maternal antibodies in placenta and breastmilk
Own response to airborne pathogens
Own response to injections
4
Macrophages are part of the _________ immune response.
Non-specific
Specific
5
What are pathogens?
Pathogens are path with ogens
A bacteria that doe not make you sick
Something that has to do with math
A bacteria that makes you sick
6
What is an infectious disease?
Diseases caused by pathogens and can be passed on
A virus transmitted from one to another
A disease carrying organism that develops the disease
Diseases caused by antigens that cannot be passed on
7
How do pathogens get around
Animals
Fortnite
Water/food
Contaminated objects
8
What are examples of an infectious disease?
Lung cancer
Brain cancer
Flu
HIV
9
A vaccination cures, not prevents. True or False?
False
True
10
There are three types of pathogens, what are they?
coronavirus, bacteria and athletes foot
flu, measles and fungi
viruses, bacteria and funji
bacteria, viruses and fungi
11
HIV genetic material is
DNA
RNA
12
The immune system sends ________ in response to a disease.
Antibadthings
Antibodies
Anti-disease agents
Antiviruses
13
How do you get rid of an infectious disease?
Lots of fluids
Vaccine
Medication
Rest
14
What is HIV ?
A symptom that makes you feel dizzy
A disease that makes your skin blue
a virus that attacks cells that help the body fight infection
A name of a famous Band
15
How to treat an infectious disease
All of the above
Seeing a doctor
Sleep
Medication
16
HIV stands for
homosapien immunity vein
hemoglobin intensity vaccine
human immunodeficiency virus
hematinic ichthyosis variant
17
How do cells fight off pathogens?
Pathogens are broken down by fatty acids and then thrown away
Red blood cells attract to anidodies then pathogen is destructed.
Phospholipid Bilayer pushes out pathogens and gets rid of them
White blood cells attract to antibodies then pathogen is destructed.
18
What is passive immunity?
A combination of antibodies and antigens trying to kill you
A substance that causes an immune response
Antibodies that were produced outside the body
The resistance to specific pathogens
19
Are all bacteria pathogens?
All bacteria are pathogens
Most are harmless
What?
What is a pathogen
20
What type of cells engulfs and destroys pathogens?
parasite
paracyte
pillocyte
phagocyte
21
The secondary immune response involves ______ antibody production.
Less
More
22
How do you stop the spread of pathogens
drink/eat pasteurized food and drink
Use antibiotics when sick
Sneeze in someones face
Get vaccines
23
A FOREIGN MATERIAL THAT CAUSES AN IMMUNE RESPONSE IS CALLED?
AGLUTININ
ANTIGEN
ANTIBODY
OPSONINE
24
Benefits of active vs passive immunity
Active is quicker to respond to pathogen
Better for the body
Self produced and longer lasting
Active is the same as passive - equal
25
Cells that remember the antigens from Pathogens are:
Lymphocytes
Phagocytes
26
Why is a fever an important immune response?
kills pathogens
kills pathogens and stops them from multiplying
stops pathogens from multiplying
27
Viruses are the ____ Pathogens
idk
Easiest
Biggest
Smallest
28
example of active acquired immunity.
IgG transfer from mother to fetus
HPV vaccine
blood transfusion
mmr vaccine
29
What can you do to prevent an infectious disease?
all the above
healthy lifestyles
washing hands
up to date immunizations
30
What are possibles symptoms of receiving a vaccination
sepsis,fever,rash
fever,rash,redness
the disease,chicken pox
rash,fever,organ failure
31
What is infectious disease
HIV
School
An inherent disease
A disease caused by bacteria, that can spread easily
32
What is a vaccination?
treatment with a medicine to produce immunity against a disease
treatment with a vaccine to produce immunity against a disease
a vaccine to cure a disease
a medicine to cure a disease
33
IF YOU ARE PROTECTED AGAINST A PATHOGEN WITH A VACCINATION, YOU HAVE?
A DISEASE
IMMUNITY
CANCER
ALL OF THESE
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What is infectious disease
An inherent disease
HIV
School
A disease caused by bacteria, that can spread easily

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