82) What is the name of the genetic mechanism thatallows B cells or T cells to produce specificantibodies?
- Homeostasis
- Gene rearrangement
- Excretion
- Antigen presentation
83) Which below describes the Humoral ImmuneResponse
A) involves activation and clonal selection of Cytotoxic Tcells
B) involves activation and clonal selection of B cells,resulting in production of secreted antibodies
C) Lymphocytes are screened for host reactivity in the Thymusgland
84) Which below describes the Cell Mediated ImmuneResponse
A) involves activation and clonal selection of cytotoxic Tcells
B) involves activation and clonal selection of B cells,resulting in production of secreted antibodies
C) Lymphocytes are screened for host reactivity in the Thymusgland
85) Occurs when a pathogen can no longer infect a hostbecause it is bound to an antibody
A) Neutralization
B) Opsonization
C) Excretion
D) Plasmolysis
86) Occurs when antibodies bound to antigens increasesphagocytosis of foreign cells by the immune system
A) Neutralization
B) Opsonization
C) Excretion
D) Plasmolysis
87) The process where Antibodies cause lysis of foreigncells is called
A) Neutralization
B) Opsonization
C) Plasmolysis
D) Activation of the complement system
Match the following 3 terms to the description(s) offunction(s) below
A) Antigen presentation     B) Antigenswitching C) Clonal selection   D) Self screeningE) Complement System
110) Pathogens such as Plasmodium evade humanadaptive immunity with this mechanism
111) Following antibody/antigen match, a B cell or Tcell proliferates with the help of cytokines from a matching HelperT-Cell
112) B cells or T cells with self-reactive antibodiesundergo apoptosis
113) A dendritic cell or macrophage stimulates B cellsor T cells that have matching antibodies
114) B plasma cell antibodies cause destructions oftargets by this mechanism
27) The Hamstring and Quadricep Muscle are examplesof
A) Opposing muscles in a muscle group
B) Afferent muscle groups
C) Efferent muscle groups
D) The CNS
35) Which requires energy in the form ofATP
A) Sodium (Na) rushing in
B) Potassium (K) rushing out
C) Activity in the form of the Na/Kpump
D) Voltage gated ion channels
E) Potassium channels
