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Trace the flow of lymph from a lymphatic capillary to a vein.
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Define lymph. Tell where it comes from.
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Give examples of the following: naturally acquired active immunity, artificially acquired active immunity, naturarlly acquired passive immunity, and artificially acquired passive immunity.
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Give the functions of the following: T cells, plasma cells, B cells, memory cells
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What causes the movement of lymph through a lymphatic vessel?
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What is interferon? What does it protect the body against?
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What is the difference between nonspecific immunity and specific immunity. Give examples of each.
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How is a T cell activated?
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How is a B cell activated?
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What happens to a B cell after it is activated?
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What happens to a T cell after it is activated?
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Define pathogen. Give an example.
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List three things that can happen to an antigen when an antibody binds to it?
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What cell types are in lymph nodes?
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Define complement. Where are these proteins found? What is the function of complement?
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What is a primary immune response? What is a secondary immune response?
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What are three functions of the lymphatic system?
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Define antigen and antibody.
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What is the largest lymphatic organ? What are its functions?
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What is the function of the thymus?