Immunity- Innate & Acquired Insights Quiz

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Test your knowledge of innate and adaptive immunity.

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Froggy Jumps Immunity- Innate & Acquired Insights QuizVersion en ligne Test your knowledge of innate and adaptive immunity. par Quader Ahmed Jalili 1 What is immunity? a Only antibody production b Resistance to infections and foreign substances c Inability to fight disease 2 Which immunity is born with you and acts in minutes? a Active immunity b Innate immunity c Adaptive immunity 3 Which cells present antigens to T cells in bridges between systems? a Erythrocytes b Platelets c Macrophages and dendritic cells 4 What do antibodies provide in local mucosal immunity? a IgM b Secretory IgA c IgG 5 Herd immunity depends on which factor? a No vaccination needed b Ongoing immunization and population structure c Only natural infection 6 Which pathway is activated by antibodies coating targets? a Classical complement pathway b Lectin pathway c Alternate pathway 7 What is ADCC? a Antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity b Autoimmune decline cytotoxicity c Antibody-deficient cell clearance 8 Which protein group is a common acute-phase marker? a Hemoglobin b C-reactive protein (CRP) c Albumin 9 What are positive acute-phase proteins? a Only antibodies b Proteins that decrease during inflammation c Proteins whose levels rise during inflammation 10 Which cells are key in innate immunity’s first line? a B cells and T cells b Phagocytes (neutrophils and macrophages) c erythrocytes and platelets 11 What triggers the inflammatory response? a Harmful stimuli at vascular tissues b Only vaccines c Allergen-free environment 12 Toll-like receptors are part of which immunity? a Adaptive immunity b Passive immunity c Innate immunity 13 Which is a bridge between innate and acquired immunity? a RBCs presenting antigen b Platelets presenting antigen c Dendritic cells presenting antigen to T cells 14 What does secondary immune response involve? a Memory cells and faster antibody surge b Slower response than primary c No memory cells 15 Which immunoglobulin is predominant in local mucosal immunity? a IgG b IgM c IgA 16 Which cytokine is part of innate immunity? a IL-2 b IL-1 c IL-4 17 Which cells kill virus-infected or tumor cells in innate immunity? a T helper cells b Natural killer (NK) cells c B cells 18 What defines active immunity? a Only genetic resistance b Lasting resistance developed after exposure or vaccination c Immediate readymade antibodies 19 What is primary immune response characterized by? a Immediate peak antibodies b No lag phase c Lag phase before antibody surge 20 Which component is NOT a part of innate immunity? a Memory B cells b Phagocytes c Complement pathways 21 Which mediator can activate macrophages and T cells? a Interleukin-1 (IL-1) b Interleukin-10 (IL-10) c Transforming growth factor (TGF-β) 22 What does the alternative complement pathway respond to? a Bacterial endotoxins b Allergen exposure c Viral DNA 23 Which is true about CRP tests? a CRP is a genetic test b Highly sensitive CRP detects low levels for CV risk c CRP is virus-specific 24 What are memory cells essential for? a Only phagocytosis b No role in re-exposure c Rapid response on re-exposure

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Immunity- Innate & Acquired Insights QuizVersion en ligne

par Quader Ahmed Jalili

What is immunity?

Which immunity is born with you and acts in minutes?

Which cells present antigens to T cells in bridges between systems?

What do antibodies provide in local mucosal immunity?

Herd immunity depends on which factor?

Which pathway is activated by antibodies coating targets?

What is ADCC?

Which protein group is a common acute-phase marker?

What are positive acute-phase proteins?

Which cells are key in innate immunity’s first line?

What triggers the inflammatory response?

Toll-like receptors are part of which immunity?

Which is a bridge between innate and acquired immunity?

What does secondary immune response involve?

Which immunoglobulin is predominant in local mucosal immunity?

Which cytokine is part of innate immunity?

Which cells kill virus-infected or tumor cells in innate immunity?

What defines active immunity?

What is primary immune response characterized by?

Which component is NOT a part of innate immunity?

Which mediator can activate macrophages and T cells?

What does the alternative complement pathway respond to?

Which is true about CRP tests?

What are memory cells essential for?