Identify how the physical barriers of the immune system protect the body against pathogens. Check all that apply. your nose produces oil to keep pathogens from entering the body through your nose skin contains tightly packed cells skin is tough, flexible, and waterproof you cough when a pathogen enters your mouth you sneeze when a pathogen enters your nose
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