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Complications of a fever include: A. inhibited growth of bacteria B. increased heart rate and rate of chemical reactions C. dehydration D. secretion of prostaglandins The third line of defense in the body is called: A) adaptive immunity B) acquired immunity C) specific immunity D) all of the above Uniquely complex molecules such as glycoproteins that trigger specific immune response are called: A. Antigens B. MHC Class I C. Opsonins D. Prostaglandins The part of an antigen with a specific three-dimensional shape that is recognized by the body's immune system is called an epitope or: A. Adhesion factor B. Susceptibility factor C. Antigenic determinant D. Major histocompatibility complex Toxins, secretions, and components of microbial cell walls, capsids, or other external structures like flagella are called: A. Autoantigens B. Exogenous antigens C. Endogenous antigens D. All of the above Where are undifferentiated lymphocytes produced? A. Thymus gland B. Lymphatic ducts C. Red bone marrow D. More than 1 of the above What does the CD in molecules like CD4, CD8, and CD95 stand for? A. Cytotoxic dock B. Cytoplasmic dock C. Cluster of differentiation D. Cytologic dock T cells mature or become specialized where? A) Thymus gland B) Thyroid gland C) Bone marrow D) Trachea

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1) Dehydration.

2) all of the above

3) antigens.

4) antigenic determinant.

5) exogenous antigens.

6) red bone marrow.

7) cluster of differentiation.

8) thymus gland.

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