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What is the second line of defence against infection?
What is the second line of defence against infection?
- The immune response that occurs after the pathogen has entered the body (correct)
- The prevention of pathogens from entering the body
- The destruction of pathogens by antibiotics
- The activation of the immune system by vaccines
What happens to blood vessels during inflammation?
What happens to blood vessels during inflammation?
- They constrict and become less permeable
- They disappear
- They widen and become more permeable (correct)
- They remain unchanged
What is the purpose of fever in response to infection?
What is the purpose of fever in response to infection?
- To cause inflammation
- To activate the immune system
- To restrict the growth of bacteria (correct)
- To promote the growth of bacteria
What is the role of phagocytes in the inflammatory response?
What is the role of phagocytes in the inflammatory response?
What is the result of the release of histamine during tissue injury?
What is the result of the release of histamine during tissue injury?
What is the primary purpose of inflammation in response to infection?
What is the primary purpose of inflammation in response to infection?
What is the effect of fever on bacterial reproduction?
What is the effect of fever on bacterial reproduction?
What is the role of histamine in tissue injury?
What is the role of histamine in tissue injury?
What is the result of the widening of blood vessels during inflammation?
What is the result of the widening of blood vessels during inflammation?
What is the role of macrophages in the inflammatory response?
What is the role of macrophages in the inflammatory response?
What is the overall goal of the inflammatory response?
What is the overall goal of the inflammatory response?