STUDY GUIDE: EXAM II IMMUNOLOGY CLT 216 1. An alien lands on the earth, explain to it what antibodies are. 2. Labe the following image:
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1. The subdivision of immunology concerned with the study of the structure of immune components, such as the structure of the immunoglobulin/antibody molecule, would be: Group of answer choices 1- Immunochemistry 2- Immunogenetics 3- Serology 4- Immunobiology 2. Select all portions or fractions of the following blood components that contain immunoglobulin/antibody molecules. Group of answer choices a. Whole blood b. Plasma c. Serum d. a and c 3. A single cell suspension of spleen cells (made by removing the spleen capsule and breaking up the spleen by passing it through a stainless steel screen) would contain which of the following cell types: 1- T-cells 2- B-cells 3- Red Blood Cells 4- All of the above 4. Tissues/organs that can be very active in immunoglobulin/antibody production because they contain B-cells and plasma cells include which of the following: 1. Spleen, thymus, lymph nodes 2. Thyroid, lymph nodes, lymph nodules 3. Spleen, lymph nodule, thymus 4. Spleen, lymph nodes, lymph nodules 5. Spleen, liver, lymph nodes 1- 1, 2, 3 are correct 2- 1, 2 are correct 3- 4 is correct 5- None are correct
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Match the numbered immune system component to its purpose in alphabets 1. mucous membranes 2. cilia 3. phagocytic cells 4. lysosomes 5. reticuloendothelial system 6. T cells and B cells 7. antibodies A. spleen, liver, bone marrow, lymph nodes B. immunoglobulins C. specialized lymphocytes D. "brooms" of the respiratory tract E. contain enzymes that digest microbes F. physical and chemical barrier to microbe entry G. neutrophils, monocytes, macrophages
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