Which of the following best describes an example of a nonspecific internal response to pathogens?

Fever increases metabolism, speeding up the body’s reaction to the pathogens.
Mucus traps the pathogens and prevents them from invading the body.
Lymphocytes recognize the pathogens and destroy them.
Dead skin cells provide a barrier between the pathogens and the body.

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Which of the following best describes an example of a nonspecific internal response to pathogens?

 Fever increases metabolism, speeding up the body’s reaction to the pathogens.
 Mucus traps the pathogens and prevents them from invading the body.
 Lymphocytes recognize the pathogens and destroy them.
 Dead skin cells provide a barrier between the pathogens and the body.

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anonymous · Answer

A. Fever

A fever is a common response to most illnesses or problems with the body, so it is nonspecific

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