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Quick facts on immunity and nervous system.

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Immunology & Neuroscience Quiz


Immunology & Neuroscience QuizVersión en línea Quick facts on immunity and nervous system. por John Benedict Taruc 1 How does multiple sclerosis affect the nervous system? a It destroys neurons b It increases nerve conduction c It damages the myelin sheath d It thickens the skull 2 What is the function of helper T cells in the immune system? a They kill infected cells directly b They produce antibodies c They activate other immune cells d They store immunological memory 3 What are rheumatoid arthritis symptoms and its impact on joints? a Only fever with no joint effect b Joint strengthening and growth c Pain, swelling, stiffness, and loss of function d No symptoms and full joint mobility 4 Where do B cells mature in the body? a Thymus b Bone Marrow c Spleen d Lymph nodes 5 What happens during cell-mediated immunity? a Antibodies directly lyse pathogens b B cells secrete antibodies c Complement system activates neutrophils d T cells destroy infected cells 6 Which biological fluids are commonly studied in immunochemistry? a Urine, bile, and cerebrospinal fluid b Sweat, tears, and mucus c Synovial fluid only d Serum, plasma, and lymph 7 What is the difference between innate and adaptive immunity? a Innate is delayed; adaptive is immediate b Innate immunity is nonspecific and immediate, while adaptive immunity is specific and delayed c Innate uses antibodies; adaptive does not d Innate is only in plants; adaptive only in humans 8 What are the two main types of adaptive immunity? a Humoral immunity and Cell-mediated immunity b Active immunity and passive immunity c Humoral immunity and innate immunity d Innate immunity and passive immunity 9 How do memory B cells contribute to an immune response? a They suppress the immune system during re-infection b They quickly produce antibodies upon re-exposure to an antigen c They migrate to the brain to modulate response d They become plasma cells that destroy pathogens instantly 10 What defines a free radical at the molecular level? a A stable molecule with a full valence shell b A molecular species with an unpaired electron, making it unstable c A positively charged ion without electrons d A molecule with two electrons paired

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Immunology & Neuroscience QuizVersión en línea

por John Benedict Taruc

How does multiple sclerosis affect the nervous system?

What is the function of helper T cells in the immune system?

What are rheumatoid arthritis symptoms and its impact on joints?

Where do B cells mature in the body?

What happens during cell-mediated immunity?

Which biological fluids are commonly studied in immunochemistry?

What is the difference between innate and adaptive immunity?

What are the two main types of adaptive immunity?

How do memory B cells contribute to an immune response?

What defines a free radical at the molecular level?