Lymphatic System & Immunity part 2

A detailed illustration of the human lymphatic system showcasing its components and fun<wbr>ctions, including cells involved in immunity and highlighting antibodies at work.

Exploring the Lymphatic System & Immunity: Part 2

Test your knowledge of the lymphatic system and immunity with our engaging quiz! Dive deeper into specific and non-specific immunity, antibodies, and the body's defense mechanisms.

Enhance your understanding of:

Active and passive immunity
Immunoglobulin classes
Specific pathogen responses

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by AnalyzingCell641

Summary of Non Specific Immunity; Fever

Prevent approach of & deny access to pathogen

Monitor normal tissues & destroy abnormal cells

increased body temperature

remove debris & pathogens

Specific Defenses

Protect against specific pathogens

Remove debris & pathogens

Depend on activities of specific lymphocytes

Produce specific resistance

Specific immunity - Active

Active immunity

Depend on activities of specific lymphocytes

Naturally acquired active immunity

Monitor normal tissues & destroy abnormal cells

Artificially induced active immunity

Active immunity

Develops after exposure to antigen

Develops after being given antigen (vaccine)

Develops after antigen exposure

Naturally acquired active immunity

Develops after exposure to antigen

Develops after antigen exposure

Develops after being given antigen (vaccine)

Artificially induced active immunity

Develops after antigen exposure

Develops after exposure to antigen

Develops after being given antigen (vaccine)

Specific immunity - Passive

Passive immunity

Active immunity

Naturally acquired passive immunity

Artificially induced passive immunity

Passive immunity

Maternal antibodies transferred across placenta or in breast milk

Produced by transferring antibodies from another source

Administering antibodies to combat infection (anti-venom for snake bites)

Naturally acquired passive immunity

Develops after exposure to antigen

Administering antibodies to combat infection (anti-venom for snake bites)

Maternal antibodies transferred across placenta or in breast milk

Produced by transferring antibodies from another source

Artificially induced passive immunity

Administering antibodies to combat infection (anti-venom for snake bites)

Develops after being given antigen (vaccine)

Maternal antibodies transferred across placenta or in breast milk

Produced by transferring antibodies from another source

Classes of immunoglobulins: IgG

first antibody secreted; responsible for agglutination

On surface of B cells, role in sensitizing B cells

Ound in glandular secretions, attack pathogens before they access internal tissues

Resistance against viruses, bacteria & bacterial toxins

Classes of immunoglobulins: IgE

Found in glandular secretions, attack pathogens before they access internal tissues

Speed up inflammation

On surface of B cells, role in sensitizing B cells

Resistance against viruses, bacteria & bacterial toxins

Classes of immunoglobulins: IgD

Speed up inflammation

First antibody secreted; responsible for agglutination

On surface of B cells, role in sensitizing B cells

Ound in glandular secretions, attack pathogens before they access internal tissues

Classes of immunoglobulins: IgM

Speed up inflammation

First antibody secreted; responsible for agglutination

Found in glandular secretions, attack pathogens before they access internal tissues

Resistance against viruses, bacteria & bacterial toxins

Classes of immunoglobulins

Speed up inflammation

first antibody secreted; responsible for agglutination

Resistance against viruses, bacteria & bacterial toxins

Found in glandular secretions, attack pathogens before they access internal tissues

Lymphatic System & Immunity part 2

Exploring the Lymphatic System & Immunity: Part 2

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