1. Which of the following is NOT considered a common portal of entry for microbes a. Skin b. Nose c. Spine d. Gastroin

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1. Which of the following is NOT considered a common portal of entry for microbes
a. Skin
b. Nose
c. Spine
d. Gastrointestinal tract
e. Eye and eyelids .
3. When an injury leads to a laceration of the skin and microbes enter the tissue and begin dividing
a. Local white blood cells move into the bloodstream to escape the infection in the skin.
b. Large clots of blood crush the microbes.
c. The capillaries near the wound become more permeable, allowing leukocytes out.
d. The tissue becomes dehydrated based on the microbe's metabolism .
e. The capillaries shrink in size to seal off the wound