What is the term for the following (?) “Usually an acute response to a second injection of vaccines (boosters) or drugs at the same site as the first injection.  In a few hours, the area becomes red, hot to the touch, swollen, and very painful.  These symptoms are mainly due to the destruction of tissues in and around the blood vessels and the release of histamine from mast cells and basophils.  Although the reaction is usually self-limiting and rapidly cleared, intravascular blood clotting can occasionally cause necrosis and loss of tissue.”

Radialis group muscles in the posterior compartment of the forearm are all innervated by the radial nerve.

What is histamine and prostaglandin?

Sulfur is an essential mineral, (especially for immunity) because it forms part of the actual structure of _______

B and T cells are classified as ______

Which immune cells are able to destroy infected cells and/or the microbes living in them with their molecules called granulysin and perforin? 

Which of the following is NOT a type of “antibody”?

Let’s say you catch a particular virus, and then you never catch it again, even after being exposed again.  What type of cells can you thank for that?

What does HIV stand for?

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