The body is unable to tell the difference between pathogens and normalbody cells when attacked by a(n) __________ disease.

A pathogen is a microbe that Blank______.Multiple choice question.normally lives on the bodyis a disease causing agentdoes no harm, and in fact can be beneficialcauses disease only in unusual situations, such as when a host is immunosuppressed

Place the following terms or phrases into ‘Innate Immunity’(I), ‘Adaptive Immunity’ (A),or ‘Both’ (B) ______Fever______B cells______Destroys bacteria______Immunity has to be acquired______Mucous membranes______Self-recognition______Cells originate in red bone marrow______Attack bacteria______Leukocytes______Plasma cells______Inflammation______Immunity present at birth______T cells______Specificity______Antibodies______Macrophages______Memory cells______Natural killer cells______Lymphocytes______Antigens

Select all that applyThe examples of tissues or situations that provide innate immunity include _____. Multiple select question.antibodiesfevermucous membranesskin

Specific immunity is ______ meaning that it is acquired after a(n) ______ event.

Which 4 of the following terms are often used when describing microorganisms that are a normal part of your body and not causing a disease.