Biology: The Dynamics of Life, California Edition

Chapter 39: Immunity from Disease

Immunity From Disease

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What is not present in Figure 39-3?
A)white blood cells
B)histamine
C)antibiotics
D)pus
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In Figure 39-2, B is an example of _____.
A)epidemic
B)pandemic
C)exodemic
D)endemic
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Which cell in Figure 39-4 causes swelling?
A)neither
B)B
C)both
D)A
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In Figure 39-2, A is an example of _____.
A)endemic
B)pandemic
C)exodemic
D)epidemic
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A vaccine is developed for A in Figure 39-2. What will happen to the graph?
A)it will become an epidemic
B)it will first spike, then decrease
C)the number of infections will drop to zero eventually
D)the number of infections will increase
6.
A person with AIDS is susceptible to all kinds of infectious diseases because HIV _____.
A)causes antibody production
B)destroys pathogens
C)weakens the immune system
D)causes an increase of antigens
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Which cell in Figure 39-4 has a nucleus?
A)both
B)A
C)B
D)neither
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You read a report that says that the pathogen responsible for A in Figure 39-2 is highly infective and lethal. Why is this inaccurate?
A)it is a rare disease
B)it only spikes periodically
C)it has existed for decades
D)it is accurate
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Which cell in Figure 39-4 destroys invaders by consuming them?
A)A
B)both
C)neither
D)B
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Which cell in Figure 39-4 causes pus?
A)neither
B)both
C)B
D)A
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