The Lymphatic System Answers

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What is innate immunity?

A
immunity that is present at birth
B
immunity that is developed over time
C
immunity produced by immunizations
D
immunity that does not distinguish between self and non-self
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The purpose of an immunization is to

A
develop innate immunity.
B
improve immunity at birth.
C
provoke acquired immunity.
D
teach the body to recognize itself.
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The process of blood cell formation is known as

A
immunity.
B
immune response.
C
infection.
D
hematopoiesis.
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What occurs in lymphocytes in the thymus as they develop into T-cells?

A
They learn to differentiate self from non-self materials.
B
They learn to produce other blood cells.
C
They learn to phagocytize foreign invaders.
D
They learn to destroy unnecessary granulocyte invaders.
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Select all that apply. Lymph nodes are responsible for removal of

A
dead or dying cells.
B
blood cells.
C
cancer cells.
D
lymphocytes.
E
harmful substances.
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Which are functions of the spleen? Select all that apply.

A
stores reserve of red blood cells
B
stores monocytes
C
circulates gases and nutrients
D
filters foreign substances from the blood
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Red blood cells are responsible for

A
the production of white blood cells.
B
the storage of lymph.
C
the transport of oxygen.
D
the production of oxygen.

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