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NURS 365 NURSING SCIENCE () TEST 2 STUDY GUIDE (high-yield content spanning multiple core systems ideal for exam prep across nursing and health sciences programs) FALL SERIES VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY

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This all-inclusive study guide spans six major nursing modules, covering foundational concepts in immunology, stress response, infection, wound healing, fluid/electrolyte and acid-base balance, renal alterations, and introductory pharmacology. Topics include innate and adaptive immunity, immune cell markers (CD3, CD19), hypersensitivities (Types I–IV), HIV and antiretrovirals, inflammatory responses, bacterial resistance, drug classes (antibiotics, NSAIDs), diuretic types, nephrotic/nephritic syndromes, and ABG interpretation. This document is ideal for nursing students preparing for exams or seeking a well-structured pathophysiology and pharmacology referencE

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NURS 365 NURSING SCIENCE (2025-
2026) TEST 2 STUDY GUIDE
(summarized and accurate to pass)
FALL SERIES VIRGINIA
COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY

, NURS 365 Test 2 Study Guide and Rubric


TEST 2 - RUBRIC
Comprehensive Content 10
Class 1- Cell/Intro to Pharm 4
Class 2 – Fluid Electrolyte/Acid-Base 3
Class 3 - Renal 3
Class 4 13
Introduction to Immune System 2
Innate Immunity 5
Adaptive Immunity 6
Class 5 20
Infectious Disease 5
Stress and Disease 4
Countermeasures for Infectious 8
Disease, vaccines
Immunodeficiencies 3
Class 6 17
Hypersensitivities 4
Wound Healing 2
Autoimmunity, Alloimmunity 4
Anti-virals 2
Drugs: Antihistamines, Glucocorticoids, 5
Anti-inflammatories, Vaccines
Total 60

1. CLASS 4
a. Introduction to the Immune System
i. The two major lymphoid organs
1. thymus and bone marrow
a. thymus: T cells
b. bone marrow: B cells
ii. The cell types including cell surface markers, location, and function
1. T cells: come from the thymus
a. all are CD3+
b. TCR: T cell receptor to identify antigen
2. B cells: come from the bone marrow
a. BCR: B cell receptor
b. primary function is to make antibody
c. identified by the presence of CD19/CD20
iii. The breakdown of a WBC

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