The muscular contraction of the intestines that results in movement of material through the digestive tract is called ________.

______ are the hair-like appendages of cells lining parts of the respiratory tract that sweep debris away from the lungs.

Secretions that bathe and moisten the interior of the intestines are produced by _______ cells.

________ are antimicrobial peptides produced by members of the normal microbiota.

________ is the fluid portion of a blood sample that has been drawn in the presence of an anticoagulant compound.

The process by which cells are drawn or attracted to an area by a microbe invader is known as ________.

Platelets are also called ________.

The cell in the bone marrow that gives rise to all other blood cell types is the ________.

PMNs are another name for ________.

Kupffer cells residing in the liver are a type of ________.

_____________ are similar to basophils, but reside in tissues rather than circulating in the blood.

________, also known as diapedesis, refers to the exit from the bloodstream of neutrophils and other circulating leukocytes.

Toll-like receptors are examples of ________.

A(n) ________ is a walled-off area of infected tissue that exhibits chronic inflammation.

The ________ is the part of the body responsible for regulating body temperature.

Heat and redness, or ________, occur when the small blood vessels in an inflamed area dilate (open up), bringing more blood much closer to the surface of the skin.