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What does Proerythroblast turn into? - Answer-Reticulocyte and eventually into
erythrocyte

What 3 cells do myeloblast eventually differentiate into? - Answer-Nuetrophils,
Eosinophils or Basophils

What do monoblast eventually differentiate into? - Answer-Monocyte

What do Lymphoid stem cells eventually differentiate into? - Answer-Lymphoblast and
eventually lymphocyte

What is the one thing stem cells cannot do? - Answer-Cannot go backwards from
differentiating. Only one direction

What color is the Lymph on the upper right part of your body? - Answer-Yellow

What color is Lymph in the 3/4 of your body? - Answer-White

What are the 2 broad categories of immune response? - Answer-Innate response and
adaptive response

What is a description of an innate response? - Answer-You were born with this. Non-
specific. you can use these responses to any particular thing

What are the 7 innate responses? - Answer-External barriers, fevers, Inflammation,
Non-antibody, Natural killers, Proteins and normal microbiota

Which immune are you born with? - Answer-Innate

Which immune do you develop over time? - Answer-adaptive

What are the 2 categories within innate response? - Answer-External response and
Internal response

What are the 6 external barriers? - Answer-Skin, Mucous, Saliva, Stomach acid, Urine
and nose hair

What is the purpose of a fever? - Answer-Speeds up chemical reactions and it inhibits
pathogen growth

, What are the 3 stages of inflammation? - Answer-Vasodilation (increase Blood flow),
Emigration of white blood cells and tissue repair

how do non-antibodies defend the body? - Answer-Phagocytosis

What do natural killers (NK) defend against? - Answer-non specific. Parasites and
cancer cells

How does normal microbiota aid in the immune response? - Answer-It takes up space
and keeps bad bacteria from growing

What are the 5 internal responses? - Answer-Inflammation, Non-antibody, Natural killer
(NK), Proteins and normal microbiota (good bacteria)

What are antigens? - Answer-Substances that are recognized as foreign and provoke
immune responses

what are epitopes? - Answer-Specific portion of the antigen to which an antibody
attaches itself

What are antibodies? - Answer-A blood protein produced to and counteracting a specific
antigen

What are antigen presenting cell (APC) - Answer-Cell that destroys pathogen, saves
antigen and saves it on its cell surface

What can you tell me about Histamine? - Answer-In response to injury, mast cells in
connective tissue
and basophils and platelets in blood release histamine.
Neutrophils and macrophages attracted to the site of injury also stimulate the release of
histamine, which causes vasodilation and increased permeability of blood vessels

What is Kinins? - Answer-Polypeptides formed in blood from inactive precursors,
induce vasodilation and increased permeability and serve as chemotactic agents for
phagocytes.

What is Leukotrienes? - Answer-Produced by basophils and mast cells, cause
increased permeability; they also function in adherence of phagocytes to pathogens and
as chemotactic agents that attract phagocytes.

Regarding the immune response what are the 2 primary organs? - Answer-Thymus and
Bone Marrow

What is the purpose of the Primary organs? - Answer-Immune Cells

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