Master Your Immunity Knowledge!

A detailed illustration of the human immune system, highlighting antibodies, viruses, and the interaction between T and B lymphocytes, with a scientific and educational theme.

Master Your Immunity Knowledge!

Test your understanding of the immune system with our engaging quiz! This quiz covers various aspects of immunity, including antibody functions, vaccine formulation, and immune responses.

  • Multiple choice questions to challenge your knowledge
  • Score points for every correct answer
  • Learn more about your immune system!
25 Questions6 MinutesCreated by TestingEagle342
Immunity is not ability of the body to defend itself against harmful or toxic substance that Invade the body
Yes
No
Maybe
A physiological state resulting from an inappropriate , exaggerated or excessive immunity response
Disfunctional immunity
Immunodeficiency
Hypersensitivty
Hypersensitive
Antibodies are proteins or substance produce in response to
Viral infection
Invaders
Sickness
Antigens
Other
Please Specify:
A mother giving Abs to her baby via placenta is an example of
Naturally acquired passive specific immunity
Naturally acquired active specific immunity
Artificially acquired active specific immunity
Artificially acquired passive specific immunity
Choose the correct One
1gT 1gG 1gN 1gM 1gD
1gG 1gD 1gM 1gT 1gN
1gQ 1gT 1gM 1gN 1gG
1gG 1gM 1gN 1gD 1gE
It is of the advantage when there is no fear of an immediate infection
None specific immunity
Active immunity
Specific immunity
Passive immunity
This is not part of physical barriers
Lysozmyes
Skin
Fluid flow
Mucus membrane
Substance that can induce or cause immune response
Infection
Bacteria
Antibodies
Antigens
Some immunodeficiency are direct consequences of
Strong immunity
Weak immunity
Congenital
None
Produces enormous diverse effect against different diversity of substance
Antibodies
Active immunity
Immune system
Passive immunity
Formulation of vaccine is from
Artificially acquired active immunity
Naturally acquired active immunity
Artificially acquired pasive immunity
Naturally acquired passive immunity
This is a characteristic of none specific immunity
Second line of defense
Involves the T and B lymphocytes
Does not involve the T and B lymphocytes
Acquired through the cause of life
This is a characteristic of specific immunity
First line of defense
Innate or inborn
Involves the T and B lymphocytes
Does not involve the T and B lymphocytes
Chemical barriers include the following except
Lactoferrins
Acidity
Interferon
Iron binding proteins
Microbes that do not attach to surfaces of oral cavity are washed down is known as
Fluid flow
Mucus membrane
Acidity
Interferon
It of the advantage When there is no fear of immediate infection
Specific immunity
Passive immunity
Active immunity
None specific immunity
It is of the advantage when there is fear of immediate infection
None specific immunity
Passive immunity
Active immunity
Specific immunity
What comes after recognition
Destruction of invaders
Memory
Response
Discrimination of self proteins
Depends on the action of soluble glycoproteins called antibodies
Arms of specific immunity
Antibody mediated (humoral)
Cellular
Passive immunity
A family of glycoproteins produce by eukaryotic cells in response to viral infection
Lactoferrins
Interferon
Transferrins
Intraferon
Course tittle of mcb 203
General microbiology 2
General microbiology ii
General microbiology 3
General microbiology iii
Course Co ordinator
Dr Mrs Ali
Mr Nkup
Mr Azi
Dr Omoniwa
How many credits unit is this course
2
3
Three
2
Two and half
What Time is this exam
12pm
3pm
12am
8am
Will you pass this exam
Yes
Maybe
On God
No I no read enough
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