antibodies produced to fight off any cell that is not “marked” as yours granulocytes leukocyte category containing eosinophils & basophils antigens any substance that causes your immune system to produce antibodies against it intact skin first line of defense basophils releases histamines & heparin at infection site T- cells type of lymphocyte produced in bone marrow, matures in thymus memory cells CREATED to Remember THE PATHOGEN IN THE FUTURE SHOULD THE BODY COME INTO CONTACT WITH IT AGAIN B- cells antibody factories passive immunity type of immunity passed from another source to the body leukocytes another name for white blood cells primary immune organs thymus gland and bone marrow trauma or infection ways physical and chemical barriers can be broken down antibacterial enzymes found in both saliva & tears to keep out pathogens immune system organs a network of chemicals & cells that protect the body neutrophils main component of pus vaccine safely exposing individuals to a specific pathogenic microbe, artificially increasing their immunity to it macrophage the name for a mature monocyte monocytes largest type of white blood cell cytotoxic destroy the cell along with the pathogen stomach acid & good gut bacteria destroy bad bacteria in stomach & intestines spleen organ that recycles RBCs & filters blood secondary immune organs lymph nodes, spleen, tonsils & adenoids, appendix, & peyer's patches lymphocytes leukocyte category containing t- cells, b-cells, etc. active immunity type of immunty developed after being naturally exposed to antigen or by vaccine antibodies produced to fight off any cell that is not “marked” as yours granulocytes leukocyte category containing eosinophils & basophils antigens any substance that causes your immune system to produce antibodies against it intact skin first line of defense basophils releases histamines & heparin at infection site T- cells type of lymphocyte produced in bone marrow, matures in thymus memory cells CREATED to Remember THE PATHOGEN IN THE FUTURE SHOULD THE BODY COME INTO CONTACT WITH IT AGAIN B- cells antibody factories passive immunity type of immunity passed from another source to the body leukocytes another name for white blood cells primary immune organs thymus gland and bone marrow trauma or infection ways physical and chemical barriers can be broken down antibacterial enzymes found in both saliva & tears to keep out pathogens immune system organs a network of chemicals & cells that protect the body neutrophils main component of pus vaccine safely exposing individuals to a specific pathogenic microbe, artificially increasing their immunity to it macrophage the name for a mature monocyte monocytes largest type of white blood cell cytotoxic destroy the cell along with the pathogen stomach acid & good gut bacteria destroy bad bacteria in stomach & intestines spleen organ that recycles RBCs & filters blood secondary immune organs lymph nodes, spleen, tonsils & adenoids, appendix, & peyer's patches lymphocytes leukocyte category containing t- cells, b-cells, etc. active immunity type of immunty developed after being naturally exposed to antigen or by vaccine
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produced to fight off any cell that is not “marked” as yours
leukocyte category containing eosinophils & basophils
any substance that causes your immune system to produce antibodies against it
first line of defense
releases histamines & heparin at infection site
type of lymphocyte produced in bone marrow, matures in thymus
CREATED to Remember THE PATHOGEN IN THE FUTURE SHOULD THE BODY COME INTO CONTACT WITH IT AGAIN
antibody factories
type of immunity passed from another source to the body
another name for white blood cells
thymus gland and bone marrow
ways physical and chemical barriers can be broken down
found in both saliva & tears to keep out pathogens
a network of chemicals & cells that protect the body
main component of pus
safely exposing individuals to a specific pathogenic microbe, artificially increasing their immunity to it
the name for a mature monocyte
largest type of white blood cell
destroy the cell along with the pathogen
destroy bad bacteria in stomach & intestines
organ that recycles RBCs & filters blood
lymph nodes, spleen, tonsils & adenoids, appendix, & peyer's patches
leukocyte category containing t-cells, b-cells, etc.
type of immunty developed after being naturally exposed to antigen or by vaccine
