What is the difference between chronic and acute

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Video: Introduction to the immune system

According to the video, what are the 4 things that are immune system is composed of?
What 4 things can the immune system do?
What are the 3 things listed that our immune system protects us against?
What is the difference between chronic and acute?
What are the 2 types of Immune System Responses?
List 3 differences between the Innate Immune response and the Adaptive Immune response.
Which 2 types of barriers are part of the innate immune response?
List one advantage and one disadvantage of the adaptive immune response.
What is clonal expansion?
What does it mean for a cell to proliferate?
What is the action of memory cells?
What is hematopoiesis?
List the 7 Myeloid cells listed that are part of the innate immune response.
List the 4 granulocytes.
What are granulocytes?
What is phagocytosis?
List AND Describe 2 ways neutrophils destroy pathogens.
What is the most common white blood cell in the body?
What are eosinophils known for fighting?
Mast cells can cause inflammation in which 2 types of responses?
List 3 things that monocytes, macrophage and dendritic cells can do.
What is the action of cytokines?
What is interstitial fluid?
What is an antigen?
What is the process of antigen presentation?
What are the 3 Lymphoid cells listed?
Which of the 3 cells listed in #26 are part of the innate immune response and which are part of the adaptive immune response?
Which 2 types of cells do natural killer cells target?
Where do plasma cells come from?
What do plasma cells produce?
What is another word for antibody?
Where are antibodies found in the body?
What is the action of antibodies?
Which 2 specific types of cells would identify and attack cells infected by virus?
What do memory B and T cells have memory to?
How long do free floating antibodies stay in your body vs. how long memory cells stay in your body?

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