Innate resistance is non-specific, but present from birth.
true
Immunity requires introduction to antigens before it can become an effective resistance to pathogens.
true
Complement proteins bind to pathogens and destroy them
false
Natural killer cells destroy pathogens via cytolysis
true
Vaccines provide the body with a primary response to disease antigens. This allows for a strong "initial" secondary response if the pathogen is ever encountered
true
The primary response creates long-lived memory B- and T-cells.
true
Innate resistance includes all of the following, except
antibodies
Specific resistance includes all of the following, except
barriers
Complement proteins enhance
cytolysis.
inflammation.
phagocytosis.
All of these.
Which of the following cells makes antibodies
b cells