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a. Fimbriae or pili |
1. Thin outer layer of skin |
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b. Exudate |
2. Layer of skin containing blood vessels and sebaceous glands |
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c. Sebum |
3. One of several acute-phase proteins |
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d. Margination |
4. Hydrolytic enzyme found in mucous secretions |
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e. Dermis |
5. Migration of a phagocyte through the endrothelial wall into the tissues |
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f. Lysome |
6. Acidic antibacterial secretion found in the skin |
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g. Histamine |
7. Has antiviral activity |
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h. Macrophage |
8. Induces vasodilation |
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i. Lysozyme |
9. Accumulation of an exudate resulting in swelling |
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j. Bradykinin |
10. Large vesicle containing ingested particular material |
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k. Interferon |
11. Accumulation of dead cells, digested material, and fluid |
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l. Edema |
12. Adherence of phagocytic cells to the endothelial wall |
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m. Complement |
13. Structures involved in microbial adherence to mucous membranes |
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n. Extravasation |
14. Stimulates pain receptors in the skin |
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o. C-reactive protein |
15. Phagocytic cell found in the tissues |
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p. Phagosome |
16. Phagocytic cell found in the blood |
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17. Group of serum proteins involved in cell lysis and clearance of antigen |
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18. Cytoplasmic vesicle containing degradative enzymes |
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19. Protein-rich fluid that leaks from the capillaries into the tissue |
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