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Which of the following components of the vertebrate immune response occurs first upon invasion by a virus or bacterium?
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A. Activation of killer T lymphocytes
B. Activation of B lymphocytes
C. The inflammatory response
D. Mobilization of complement proteins
Correct Answer
The inflammatory response
Immune System problems
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1. What is the result of invasion of a body by pathogens?
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A. Infection
B. Inflammation
C. Swelling
D. Pus
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Correct Answer: Infection
2. What type of B cell is like a tiny factory that produces antibodies identical to the B cell receptor that bind to the original antigen?
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A. T cells
B. Memory cells
C. Plasma cells
D. Macrophages
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Correct Answer: Plasma cells
3. In animals, blood clots serve the function of
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A. consuming invading organisms
B. helping them match the background coloration of the habitat
C. stimulating production of killer T lymphocytes
D. repairing damage to the body wall
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Correct Answer: repairing damage to the body wall
4. Which of the following provide specific defense against viruses and bacteria?
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A. T cells
B. B cells
C. Complement
D. inflammation
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Correct Answer: B cells
5. Which of the following is not part of the vertebrate immune system?
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A. Lymphocytes
B. Antibodies
C. Cardiac glycosides
D. Lymph nodes
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Correct Answer: Cardiac glycosides
6. Which of the following blood proteins can destroy pathogens?
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A. Major histocompatibility complex
B. Platelets
C. Fibrinogen
D. Complement system
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Correct Answer: Complement system
7. Which of the following white blood cells act as scavengers when they engulf and digest pathogens?
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A. Macrophages
B. T cells
C. B cells
D. Lymphocytes
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Correct Answer: Macrophages
8. Cleavage of an IgG molecule by a specific protease can produce
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A. an antigen-binding site and two constant regions
B. two heavy chain-light chain dimers
C. an inactive mixture of oligopeptides
D. two Fab fragments and one Fc fragment
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Correct Answer: two Fab fragments and one Fc fragment
9. ?-Lymphocytes are often called simply
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A. B cells
B. T cells
C. T Lymphocytes
D. none of these
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Correct Answer: B cells
10. Type A blood
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A. can be used to donate to type AB individuals
B. can be used to donate to type B individuals
C. contains type B antigens on the surface of red blood cells
D. can always be used to donate to an Rh
+
individual
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Correct Answer: can be used to donate to type AB individuals
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