21.The modern model of immune function is organized into three phases which incl

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21.The modern model of immune function is organized into three phases which include the following EXCEPT:

A. Barrier defenses

B. The innate immune response

C. The adaptive immune response

D. The three classes of cells based on functions: phagocytes, lymphocytes, and cells containing cytoplasmic granules

22. The glial cell type that functions in immune surveillance and phagocytosis is the:

A. Astrocyte

B. Microglia

C. Oligodendrocyte

D. Ependymal cell

23. The primary visual perception area of the brain is in the:

A. Frontal lobe

B. Temporal lobe

C. Occipital lobe

D. Parietal lobe

24. A receptor that interprets the position of tissues as they move is called a (an):

A. Interoceptor

B. Nociceptor

C. Mechanoreceptor

D. Proprioceptor

25. The only sensory modality that goes directly to the frontal lobe without forming a synaptic connection in the thalamus is the sense of:

A. Smell

B. Sight

C. Hearing

D. Pain

21). D. The three classes of cells based on functions: phagocytes, lymphocytes, and cells containing cytoplasmic granules

The modern model of immune function is organized into three phases which include the following:

A. Barrier defenses (Eg: skin and mucous membrane)

B. The innate immune response (rapid and non-specific)

C. The adaptive immune response (Slow and specific)

22). B. Microglia

Microglia functions in immune surveillance and phagocytosis.

23). C. Occipital lobe

The primary visual perception area of the brain is in the occipital lobe.

24) .D. Proprioceptor

Proprioceptors interpret the position of tissues as they move.

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