31. What are the shape of lymph nodes? 32. What is another name for innate immunity. 33. What do antigens do for the immune system? 34. What are the three stages of 35. How is the body affected by stress? 36. What is pulmonary ventilation? 37. Where does pulmonary ventilation take place?

31. What are the shape of lymph nodes? 32. What is another name for innate immunity. 33. What do antigens do for the immune system? 34. What are the three stages of 35. How is the body affected by stress? 36. What is pulmonary ventilation? 37. Where does pulmonary ventilation take place?

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