BIOS 242 Week 8 EXAM 3 Review. Chapters 14-23 (Excluding 16, 17)

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Matthew Lillard

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BIOS 242 Fundamentals Of Microbiology With Lab

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Chamberlain

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EXAM 3 REVIEW Here is some information about Exam 3. This examination covers content learned in weeks 5, 6 and 7. (CO9 & CO10) This exam is worth 180 total points, and includes the following types of questions: 30 Multiple choice questions 5 Multiple answer and matching questions 4 Fill in the blank question 3 Essay questions You have 120 minutes to complete the Exam. When the time limit is reached, you will automatically be exited from the exam. Remember to choose the best answer, some questions may have more than one correct answer but only one BEST answer. By submitting this work, I am attesting that I understand and am abiding the Chamberlain University Code of Conduct. Good luck! WEEK 5 – (CO 9) Immunity Three lines of defense - introduction Differentiate first, second, and third line of defenses in terms of Anatomical locations Cells involved Chemicals processes specificity and memory List examples of the first, second, and third line of defense Compare and contrast innate and adaptive defenses Innate immune function List the steps of phagocytosis Describe the functions of the white blood cells: granulocytes (neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils) and agranulocytes (monocytes, Natural Killer [NK] Cells) Compare and contrast eosinophils and basophil function during allergies Describe the chemical functions of eosinophils, NK cells, and neutrophils Describe the structure and general functions of interferon, complement, and membrane-attack complexes (MAC) Explain the steps of inflammation, its four cardinal signs, and WBCs involved Adaptive immunity Differentiate humoral and cell-mediated immunity in terms of cells involved, functions of cells, location of maturation Summarize the five distinctive characteristics of the adaptive immune response Know the maturation locations of B cells and T cells, and where they are generally found after maturation Differentiate the terms antigens, epitopes, haptens, and antibodies Poor antigens Exogenous antigens Endogenous antigens Self-antigens Summarize roles of B cells, plasma cells, B-cell receptor (BCR), T helper

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