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A school nurse is teaching 8th-grade students about infection and antigen-antibody reaction then the nurse should describe An antigen is anything that enters to your body that the body does not accept; for example, a Germ. The body's immune system responds by making a disease-fighting protein called an antibody. this antibody attaches to the antigen and identifies it to destroyed by certain cells in the immune system.
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Timothy is a 35 years male who had just diagnose with Hodgkin's lymphoma, his doctors explain the condition to him in layperson's term that Hodgkin's lymphoma is a cancer of the body's infection-fighting system. many lymph system cells become large, cancer cells that interfere with your body's ability o fight with infection.
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