BIO406 Tma Solutions
1. Which of the disorder of immune system function can affect the formation of active immunity
—>> immuno-suppression
Immune response failure
Slow immunity
hyper-active immunity
2. When B-cells and T-cells are activated by a pathogen, ________ cells of B-cells and T-cells develops
antigen
—>> Memory
Immune sickness
passive
3. Which of the following is an advantage of passive immunity?
Short-term resistnace
—>> Long term resistance
Slow onset of resistanec
Rapid onset of resistanec
4. When the body cells of an animal remembers each specific pathogen it encountered in the past, nsuch immunity is said to be ____________ immunity
Active
Passive
Adapative
—>> adaptive and Passive
5. Naturally acquired active immunity occurs when a person is exposed to _______
X-ray
—>> Live pathogen
Immunization
none of the above
6. Active immunity is induced after contact with _________
Foreign antibodies
—>> Foreign antigens
Destroyed blood cells
Bacteria cells
7. The innate immune system is acquired from __________
—>> Birth
immunization
drug administration
blood transfussion
8. Passive transtfer of cell mediated immunity is rarely used in human because it requires
a large volume of of blood transfussion
—>> histocompatibilit donors
a patients disease history
none of the above
9. Active immunity often involves all of the following except ___________
Cell mediation
Humoral aspect of immunity
—>> Hormonal activities
innate immune system
10. Adopted transfer of cell mediated immunity is conferred by the transfer of active ______ from none individuals to another
Somatic cells
red blood cells
—>> T-cells
Hematopoitic stem cells
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