1. Immune system bingo

2. In your spaces, enter the following words in any order you wish: - Integumentary System- Plasma Cell - Skin- Memory Cell (B or T) - Pathogen- Histamines - Inflammatory Response- Helper T Cell - Saliva, mucus, and tears- Macrophage - Fever- Circulatory System - Antibodies- B Cell - Antigens- Cytotoxic T Cell

3.  The largest organ in the body and the first line of defense against illness and injury.

4.  Body fluids that contain enzymes that break down bacterial cell walls.

5.  Bind to infected body cells and destroy them.

6.  Released by mast cells, cause increased blood flow to an infected area.

7.  The body system composed of the skin, hair, and nails.

8.  Causes an infected area to become red and painful.

9.  Increased body temperature. Causes some pathogens to slow down or stop growth.

10.  Activate B cells, activate cytotoxic T cells, and produce memory T cell. They are themselves activated by binding to a macrophage.

11.  Consumes pathogens and displays their antigen on their surface. Also activate helper T cells.

12.  Any foreign substance that can trigger an immune response.

13.  Specific to an antigen. Tag the antigen for destruction.

14.  Produce plasma cells and memory B cells.

15.  Any disease-causing agent.

16.  Works along with the lymphatic system to transport the immune responses to the infections.

17.  Release antibodies.

18.  Have been created to “remember” an infection and respond more quickly than normal B and T cells.

19. In your spaces, enter the following words in any order you wish: - Integumentary System- Plasma Cell - Skin- Memory Cell (B or T) - Pathogen- Histamines - Inflammatory Response- Helper T Cell - Saliva, mucus, and tears- Macrophage - Fever- Circulatory System - Antibodies- B Cell - Antigens- Cytotoxic T Cell

20.  Bind to infected body cells and destroy them.

21.  Body fluids that contain enzymes that break down bacterial cell walls.

22.  Released by mast cells, cause increased blood flow to an infected area.

23.  Causes an infected area to become red and painful.

24.  Consumes pathogens and displays their antigen on their surface. Also activate helper T cells.

25.  Release antibodies.

26.  The body system composed of the skin, hair, and nails.

27.  Activate B cells, activate cytotoxic T cells, and produce memory T cell. They are themselves activated by binding to a macrophage.

28.  Specific to an antigen. Tag the antigen for destruction.

29.  Any foreign substance that can trigger an immune response.

30.  Works along with the lymphatic system to transport the immune responses to the infections.

31.  Have been created to “remember” an infection and respond more quickly than normal B and T cells.

32.  Increased body temperature. Causes some pathogens to slow down or stop growth.

33.  The largest organ in the body and the first line of defense against illness and injury.

34.  Any disease-causing agent.