One set of the body's defenses is called "innate." In this context, this meansMultiple Choicethey act indiscriminately against all pathogens.they act only on a very specific subset of potential pathogens.they only act internally.phagocytosis is involved.they are lost as we age.

Which of the following is an example of an innate defense of the body?Multiple Choicethe immune system recognizing a foreign antigen that has entered the bloodstreamlymphocytes differentiating into B cellsthe inflammatory response occuring when pathogens have entered the bodyT cells targeting a group of cells for destruction due to their antigen

Which of the following best describes the role of the innate immune system in the human body?Group of answer choicesIt provides the body's first line of defence against foreign particles by recognizing specific pathogens and creating memory cells for future encounters.It primarily functions to produce antibodies that target specific pathogens the body has previously encountered.It consists only of white blood cells, which attack and destroy pathogens within the bloodstream.It recognizes and responds to pathogens non-specifically, providing an immediate response.

Defense of the body against a specific pathogen is provided byQuestion 1Select one:a.innate immunity. b.adaptive immunity. c.immunological surveillanced.skin defenses. e.fever.

What are other defenses the body has, in addition to its immune system, that help prevent infection and illness?A.Nerve signals and hormones, which regulate body functionsB.White blood cells and antibodies, which destroy pathogensC.The stomach, intestines, and liver, which digest bacteria and virusesD.Skin, tears, mucus, and saliva, which act as barriers to pathogens

Describe two ways in which the innate immune system of a person’s body would protect against an infection by this virus.