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Study Questions Chapter 16,
M. J. Malachowski, Ph.D
Study Questions - Lymphatics, Immunity and Defense
- Explain the structure and function of:
- lymph vessels
- lacteals
- lymph nodes and
- lymph nodules
- spleen and
- cisterna chyli
- Differentiate between nonspecific and specific immune defenses.
- List the immune cells and state how each functions.
- List the types of "non-specific" defense against disease; nonspecific immune responses.
- Describe the sequence of events in inflammation.
- Explain how complement works to destroy microbes.
- Define antigen and hapten
- What are antigens and antibodies?
- Describe five ways in which antibodies can destroy or inactivate antigens.
- Mention two situations in which this protective reaction is inconvenient or even dangerous to the body.
- What is meant by "self" and "non-self"?
- Why is the distinction important?
- What is meant by "immunological memory"?
- What are some "non-specific" defense against disease?
- How do vaccinations work?
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