Why does swelling at the wound occur? It creates space for the cells to work OR it is that there is more water present

What are some of the first line defenses of the human body?

In the lymph node the T cells can move in 2 directions. Some T cells move to the problem site. What do some of the T cells do?

What is the first process called when the skin is broken? Hemostasis OR Inflammation

What is the name of the cell that comes to the wound to cause clotting? Neutrophil OR platelet

What does collagen do to the wound area? It strengthens it OR it changes the function of the cells

Where do T cells come from in the body? From the bone marrow OR from the liver

How do the neutrophils destroy pathogens ? They release toxins OR they engulf the pathogen

During the inflammation stage damaged cells are removed. True OR false

When the T cell finds the pathogen , what does it do? It enters the pathogen and releases cytotoxins into it and kills it OR it engulfs the pathogen

What does a macrophage have that gives it the ability to kill a pathogen? It has enzymes in its cytoplasm OR it has a chemical in its cytoplasm

What sticks to the wound that creates a mesh like structure to hold the clot? The fibrin OR the platelet