...Chapter 2: Immunity and Disease CHAPTER...
...The topic of immunity and the different...
...specific and nonspecific immunity is explained. The...
...chapter. CHAPTER OUTLINE Immunity Nonspecific Immunity Specific...
...OUTLINE Immunity Nonspecific Immunity Specific Immunity Age...
...Nonspecific Immunity Specific Immunity Age and the...
...of antibodies in immunity Describe the cell-mediated...
...T cells in immunity Describe the incidence,...
...of antibodies in immunity. Utilize the PowerPoint...
...T cells in immunity. Utilize the PowerPoint...
...B cells cell-mediated immunity cytotoxic T cells...
...virus (HIV) humoral immunity hypersensitivity immunity lupus...
...humoral immunity hypersensitivity immunity lupus nonspecific immunity...
...immunity lupus nonspecific immunity pathogens phagocytes specific...
...pathogens phagocytes specific immunity T cells WORKSHEET...
...2 8) Adaptive immunity includes two separate...
...cells C) cell-mediated immunity and humoral immunity...
...immunity and humoral immunity D) specific immunity...
...immunity D) specific immunity and nonspecific immunity...
...immunity and nonspecific immunity Answer: C Objective...
...Antibodies B) Cell-mediated immunity C) Humoral immunity...
...immunity C) Humoral immunity D) Immunoglobulins Answer:...
...responsible for cell-mediated immunity. A) A cells...
...Questions 1) Nonspecific immunity must be primed...
...2 2) Nonspecific immunity is present at...
...part of nonspecific immunity, it helps both...
...nonspecific and specific immunity. Answer: True Objective...
...2 7) Specific immunity is also known...
...known as adaptive immunity. Answer: True Objective...
...antigen triggers cell-mediated immunity. Answer: False Objective...
...likely to produce immunity in older people....
...infectious disease. Answer: Immunity Objective 1 2)...
...1 3) Nonspecific immunity is also known...
...known as _____ immunity. Answer: innate Objective...
...difference between specific immunity and nonspecific immunity....
...immunity and nonspecific immunity. Answer: Specific immunity...
...immunity. Answer: Specific immunity responds to antigens...
...specific pathogens. Nonspecific immunity is present at...
...same antigen. Nonspecific immunity prevents entry and...

...innate and acquired immunity. Innate immunity is...
...acquired immunity. Innate immunity is common to...
...encountered previously. Innate immunity includes the barrier...
...of pathogens. Acquired immunity, also known as...
...known as adaptive immunity, is found only...
...Animals with acquired immunity have a large...
...43.1 In innate immunity, recognition and response...
...development of acquired immunity. A variety of...
...43.2 In acquired immunity, lymphocyte receptors provide...
...innate and acquired immunity are not independent....
...facts of acquired immunity can be briefly...
...additional variation. Acquired immunity does not react...
...Concept 43.3 Acquired immunity defends against infection...
...humoral and cell-mediated immunity. Activated by encounters...
...to undergo apoptosis. Immunity can be achieved...
...form, providing active immunity. A different type...
...different type of immunity results when the...
...another provide passive immunity. Because passive immunity...
...immunity. Because passive immunity does not involve...
...active and passive immunity can be induced...
...induced artificially. Active immunity can develop from...
...preventable diseases. Passive immunity can be transferred...
...between cancer and immunity and finding out...

...level Fifth level Immunity Nursing A Concept-Based...
...The Concept of Immunity Concept Learning Outcomes...
...The Concept of Immunity Human body constantly...
...The Concept of Immunity, continued Body s...
...Responsible for acquired immunity Physiology Review, continued...
...responsible for primary immunity IgG major immunoglobulin...
...immune response Cell-mediated immunity attacks antigens directly...
...Concepts Related to Immunity Comfort Inflammation Tissue...
...into body, allowing immunity to develop Active...
...to develop Active immunity Vaccine Passive immunity...
...immunity Vaccine Passive immunity Injection of antibodies...
...intervals Children Transplacental immunity decreases Adults May...
...Belief in herd immunity Immunizations, continued Parent...