A) it undergoes meiosis.
B) it undergoes mitosis.
C) it dies.
D) it turns into a T cell.
E) none of these occur.
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A) an antigen-presenting phagocyte called a macrophage.
B) able to secrete cytokines.
C) able to enter damaged tissue.
D) anchored in tissues.
E) capable of circulating in the blood.
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A) bone marrow
B) lymph node
C) liver
D) pancreas
E) spleen
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A) cytokines
B) effector helper T cell
C) complement protein
D) effector B cell
E) memory helper T cell
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A) inflammation of the lining of the respiratory tract due to production of histamine and cytokines.
B) increased mucous secretion.
C) constricting of the airways.
D) sneezing.
E) all of these.
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A) self/non-self recognition
B) specificity
C) diversity
D) fever
E) memory
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A) spleen
B) pancreas
C) tonsils
D) lymph nodes
E) thymus
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A) innate immunity.
B) clot formation.
C) the transport of oxygen to tissues.
D) adaptive immunity.
E) both innate immunity and adaptive immunity.
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A) The first dose stimulates the effector cells only, and the second dose stimulates the memory cells only.
B) The first dose stimulates the primary immune response, and the second dose stimulates the secondary immune response.
C) In case the first dose isn't enough to induce immunity, a second dose is given.
D) It is a way for doctors to make more money.
E) Both c and d are correct.
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A) embedded directly in the cell membrane of the macrophage
B) embedded in the membrane of a transport vesicle and released via exocytosis
C) attached to a receptor protein, forming a receptor-antigen complex
D) attached to MHC, forming a MHC-antigen complex
E) none of these
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A) phagocytosis.
B) complement system.
C) inflammation.
D) fever.
E) all of these.
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A) neutrophil
B) mast cell
C) macrophage
D) eosinophil
E) dendritic cell
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A) is the only immune response to generate memory cells.
B) results in more antibodies being released into the blood than in the secondary immune response.
C) results in less antibodies being released into the blood than in the secondary immune response.
D) occurs only in children.
E) occurs as a result of a second exposure to an antigen.
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A) is an autoimmune disease caused by the overproduction of thyroid hormone.
B) is an immunodeficiency disease caused by the overproduction of thyroid hormone.
C) is an immunodeficiency disease that leads to Kaposi's sarcoma.
D) is an autoimmune disease caused by infection with HIV.
E) is the result of anaphylactic shock.
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A) first
B) second
C) third
D) all
E) none
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A) antibodies.
B) phagocytes.
C) signaling molecules.
D) enzymes.
E) none of these.
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A) TCRs.
B) cytokines.
C) MHC markers.
D) antibodies.
E) adhesion proteins.
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A) is triggered by activated complement.
B) is a non-specific, local response.
C) results in redness due to increased blood flow.
D) results in swelling due to diffusion of water into the tissue.
E) is true of all of these.
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A) tonsils.
B) thymus.
C) spleen.
D) bone marrow.
E) liver.
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A) Complement proteins bind and coat the bacteria; the complement coated bacteria travel to the lymph nodes; the antibody of a naïve B cell within the lymph node binds to the bacteria; the B cell engulfs the bacteria; the B cell becomes active.
B) Complement proteins bind and coat the bacteria; the B cell becomes active; the complement coated bacteria travel to the lymph nodes; the antibody of a naïve B cell within the lymph node binds to the bacteria; the B cell engulfs the bacteria.
C) Complement proteins bind and coat the bacteria; the antibody of a naïve B cell within the lymph node binds to the bacteria; the complement coated bacteria travel to the lymph nodes; the B cell engulfs the bacteria; the B cell becomes active.
D) The B cell becomes active; complement proteins bind and coat the bacteria; the complement coated bacteria travel to the lymph nodes; the antibody of a naïve B cell within the lymph node binds to the bacteria; the B cell engulfs the bacteria.
E) None of these are correct.
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