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Pediatric Anatomy and Physiology: Immune System Development in Newborns

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What aspect of the immune system is generally functional at birth in a healthy full-term infant?

Cellular immunity (correct)

Humoral immunity

Inflammatory response

Antigen presentation

Why are healthy full-term infants more susceptible to infections in the early stages of life?

Decreased cellular immunity

Enhanced antigen presentation

Overactive inflammatory response

Decreased humoral immunity (correct)

Which aspect of the immune system develops over time in a healthy full-term infant?

Humoral immunity (correct)

Antigen recognition

Inflammatory response

Cellular immunity

What is one reason why a healthy full-term infant's immune system is considered immature?

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Which immune response is particularly reduced in healthy full-term infants at birth?

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Pediatric Anatomy and Physiology: Immune System Development in Newborns

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Questions and Answers

What aspect of the immune system is generally functional at birth in a healthy full-term infant?

Why are healthy full-term infants more susceptible to infections in the early stages of life?

Which aspect of the immune system develops over time in a healthy full-term infant?

What is one reason why a healthy full-term infant's immune system is considered immature?

Which immune response is particularly reduced in healthy full-term infants at birth?

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