Nonspecific immunity is often called
A) the inflammatory response
B) in-bone immunity
C) innate immunity
D) T-cell-mediated immunity

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Nonspecific immunity is also known as innate immunity, as it is the first line of defense against pathogens and does not require prior exposure or recognition of a specific antigen. It includes physical barriers (such as skin) and various cellular and biochemical components that recognize and attack foreign invaders. The other answer choices are specific immune responses that are activated only after recognition of a specific antigen.

Nonspecific Immunity Is Often Called