Human Defence Mechanism
Human Defence Mechanism: Overview
This Topic covers sub-topics such as Lymphocytes, Blood Clotting, Antigen, Phagocytosis, Defence Mechanism, Inflammatory Reactions, Wound Healing Mechanism, Cellular Barriers, Specific Defence Mechanism and, Physiological Barriers of Immunity
Important Questions on Human Defence Mechanism
What are the function of lymphocytes?
The factors affecting wound healing process includes a type of wound.
Explain the wound healing mechanism?
The factors affecting wound healing process
Explain the factors affecting wound healing process?
The tissues are injured by heat and occurs the _____ response.
The tissues are injured by heat and occurs the inflammatory response.
The tissues are injured and occurs the inflammatory response are
Explain the process of inflammatory responses?
List the non-specific defence mechanism adopted by humans against infection.
Acid in the stomach and enzymes in the intestine destroy pathogens.
Fill in the blank with the correct answer from the bracket.
_____ are the largest of all types of leucocytes. (Monocytes, Neutrophils, NK cells)
Kupffer cells are the types of macrophages present in the kidney.
Fill in the blank with the correct answer from the bracket.
Macrophages contain more cell organelles especially _____ (nucleus, lysosomes, ribosomes)
Which one of the following cells are phagocytic cells?
Skin or lung is considered as a protective mechanical barrier in the body of an individual?
Sebum does not contain any types of acid.
Which one of the following is considered as a protective mechanical barrier in the body of an individual?
Which of the following statement is true regarding the B-cells?
