Immune quiz
Let's enjoy learning about immunity with a quiz!
Q.1
What is the system in our body that protects us from bacteria and viruses?
Correct！
A: Immunity
Incorrect！
A: Immunity
Immunity is a "mechanism that eliminates things that are not you."
This may seem like a very simple task, but this simple task protects our complex body.
Immunity is a "bodyguard" that protects us.
This may seem like a very simple task, but this simple task protects our complex body.
Immunity is a "bodyguard" that protects us.
About immunity
Q.2
Who is the first person in the world to elucidate the scientific mechanism of vaccines?
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A: Louis Pasteur
Though Jenner invented the first vaccine, it was an empirical invention and the biological mechanism was not well understood. It was the French biochemist Louis Pasteur who finally explained the scientific mechanism behind the vaccine function.
Incorrect！
A: Louis Pasteur
Though Jenner invented the first vaccine, it was an empirical invention and the biological mechanism was not well understood. It was the French biochemist Louis Pasteur who finally explained the scientific mechanism behind the vaccine function.
Q.3
What is the name of the specific binding of an antigen to an antibody?
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A: An antigen-antibody reaction
When an antigen and an antibody bind specifically, an antigen-antibody reaction occurs, which detoxifies the antigen and suppresses its movement.
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A: An antigen-antibody reaction
When an antigen and an antibody bind specifically, an antigen-antibody reaction occurs, which detoxifies the antigen and suppresses its movement.
Q.4
Leukemia is called "cancer of ~". Please select the appropriate word from the following.
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A: Blood
Leukemia is a cancer of the blood.Some abnormality occurs in the blood cells in the process of making the blood cells in the blood in the bone marrow.Then, it becomes cancerous cells (leukemia cells) and increases in the bone marrow and blood.As a result, it becomes impossible to make normal blood.
Incorrect！
A: Blood
Leukemia is a cancer of the blood.Some abnormality occurs in the blood cells in the process of making the blood cells in the blood in the bone marrow.Then, it becomes cancerous cells (leukemia cells) and increases in the bone marrow and blood.As a result, it becomes impossible to make normal blood.
For ourselves
Q.5
Which options are not suitable for maintaining immunity?
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A: Smoking
Smoking not only causes the entire immune system to malfunction, but it also makes it easier for normal cells to mutate into cancer cells.
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A: Smoking
Smoking not only causes the entire immune system to malfunction, but it also makes it easier for normal cells to mutate into cancer cells.
Q.6
What organs can be improved by a well-balanced diet?
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A: Intestines
About 70% of the body's immune cells are gathered in the intestine.
Therefore, adjusting the intestinal environment leads to improving immunity.
Therefore, adjusting the intestinal environment leads to improving immunity.
Incorrect！
A: Intestines
About 70% of the body's immune cells are gathered in the intestine.
Therefore, adjusting the intestinal environment leads to improving immunity.
Therefore, adjusting the intestinal environment leads to improving immunity.
Q.7
Vaccination ensures that we can get antibodies.
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A: That's false.
Not everyone who has been vaccinated will get the antibody.
It seems that some people get antibodies with one vaccination, and some people do not get enough no matter how many times they are vaccinated.
Including such a background, it is also important to check whether you have antibodies firmly through a blood test.
It seems that some people get antibodies with one vaccination, and some people do not get enough no matter how many times they are vaccinated.
Including such a background, it is also important to check whether you have antibodies firmly through a blood test.
Incorrect！
A: That's false.
Not everyone who has been vaccinated will get the antibody.
It seems that some people get antibodies with one vaccination, and some people do not get enough no matter how many times they are vaccinated.
Including such a background, it is also important to check whether you have antibodies firmly through a blood test.
It seems that some people get antibodies with one vaccination, and some people do not get enough no matter how many times they are vaccinated.
Including such a background, it is also important to check whether you have antibodies firmly through a blood test.
For everyone
Q.8
What is the name of the measures against droplet infection, using a mask or handkerchief to cover the cough with the mouth on the elbows and sleeves?
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A: Cough etiquette
Cough etiquette is a countermeasure against droplet infection.
Since the risk of respiratory infections such as influenza is higher in droplet infections than in contact infections, it is especially important to take countermeasures against droplet infections.
Keep in mind cough etiquette wearing a mask or doing elbow block.
Since the risk of respiratory infections such as influenza is higher in droplet infections than in contact infections, it is especially important to take countermeasures against droplet infections.
Keep in mind cough etiquette wearing a mask or doing elbow block.
Incorrect！
A: Cough etiquette
Cough etiquette is a countermeasure against droplet infection.
Since the risk of respiratory infections such as influenza is higher in droplet infections than in contact infections, it is especially important to take countermeasures against droplet infections.
Keep in mind cough etiquette wearing a mask or doing elbow block.
Since the risk of respiratory infections such as influenza is higher in droplet infections than in contact infections, it is especially important to take countermeasures against droplet infections.
Keep in mind cough etiquette wearing a mask or doing elbow block.
Q.9
What are the typical antigens present in the cell membrane of red blood cells other than type A and type B?
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A: Type H
There are more than 250 types of surface antigens on the cell membrane of erythrocytes, and the representative antigens are type A, type B, and type H. The blood types are named A, B, and O for convenience only, and the surface antigens of O-type humans are H-type (not O-type).
Incorrect！
A: Type H
There are more than 250 types of surface antigens on the cell membrane of erythrocytes, and the representative antigens are type A, type B, and type H. The blood types are named A, B, and O for convenience only, and the surface antigens of O-type humans are H-type (not O-type).
Q.10
When donating organs, the recipient can only receive the organs of the deceased person.
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A: That's false.
Transplantation may have the image of a deceased person, but it can also be transplanted from a healthy person.
Example : Lung, liver, pancreas and kidney
Example : Lung, liver, pancreas and kidney
Incorrect！
A: That's false.
Transplantation may have the image of a deceased person, but it can also be transplanted from a healthy person.
Example : Lung, liver, pancreas and kidney
Example : Lung, liver, pancreas and kidney
This may seem like a very simple task, but this simple task protects our complex body.
Immunity is a "bodyguard" that protects us.