____ are the most numerous white blood cell that is responsible for the clearance of pus, cellular debris, and damaged tissue after inflammation.

Which of type of immunizations would carry the greatest risk for immunocompromised patients?

Every 10 years you are encouraged to update your tetanus vaccine, because upon infection the tetanus toxin will bind to your nerve synapses blocking the release of an inhibitory neurotransmitter and preventing your muscles from relaxing. What might a patient die from? 

Tuberculoid leprosy ___.

BONUS – Viruses that inject their nucleic acids into the cytoplasm enter by ______. 

A patient with Clostridium botulinum spores in an open wound would suffer from  _______.

BONUS – What does IL-8 do?

What type of virus will most likely possess an envelop?

Prions are ___ (select all)

What are the indicators of secondary TB?