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13 questions from this quiz
Innate and acquired
It is non-specific to all pathogens
In sweat, tears, and saliva
It kills pathogens in the stomach
Lactic acid
Move mucus with trapped pathogens up
Engulfing and destroying pathogens
In the spleen and tonsils
Prevent viral multiplication
Lock and key mechanism
Rapidly produce antibodies on re-exposure
Active is long-term, passive is short-term
Via placenta and breast milk
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