Patho Ch 8-10
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1. A patient presents with poison ivy on the extremities, C
face, and buttocks after an initial exposure 48 hours
ago. This condition is an example of _____.
A. Anaphylaxis.
B. Serum sickness.
C. Delayed hypersensitivity.
D. Viral disease.
2. A 30-year-old male is having difficulty breathing and D
has been spitting blood. He reports that he began
experiencing this reaction after cleaning his pigeons'
cages. Testing reveals he is suffering from allergic alve-
olitis. Which of the following is he experiencing?
A. Serum sickness.
B. Raynaud phenomenon.
C. Antibody-dependent cytotoxicity.
D. Arthus reaction
3. A nurse recalls bacteria become resistant to antimicro- D
bials by _____.
A. Proliferation.
B. Attenuation.
C. Specialization.
D. Mutation.
4. Which information indicates a good understanding C
of bacterial vaccines? Most bacterial vaccines contain
_____.
A. Fully active bacteria.
B. Synthetic bacteria.
C. Dead bacteria.
D. Bacterial toxins.
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5. What common symptom should be assessed in indi- B
viduals with immunodeficiency?
A. Anemia.
B. Recurrent infections.
C. Hypersensitivity.
D. Autoantibody production.
6. A person is given an attenuated antigen as a vaccine. A
When the person asks what was given in the vaccine,
how should the nurse resppond? The antigen is _____.
A. Alive, but less infectious.
B. Mutated, but highly infectious.
C. Normal, but not infectious.
D. Inactive, but infectious.
7. A nurse recalls that an example of an immune-com- C
plex-mediated disease is _____.
A. Bronchial asthma.
B. Contact dermatitis.
C. Serum sickness.
D. Rheumatoid arthritis.
8. A 5-year-old male presents with low-set ears, a B
fish-shaped mouth, and involuntary rapid muscular
contraction. Laboratory testing reveals decreased cal-
cium levels. Which of the following diagnoses is most
likely?
A. B-lymphocyte deficiency.
B. T-lymphocyte deficiency.
C. Combined immunologic deficiency.
D. Complement deficiency.
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9. An immunologist is discussing endotoxin production. A
Which information should the immunologist include?
A. Gram-negative bacteria.
B. Gram-positive bacteria.
C. Gram-negative fungi.
D. Gram-positive fungi.
10. Which information indicates a correct understanding B
of viral vaccines? Most viral vaccines contain _____.
A. Active viruses.
B. Attenuated viruses.
C. Killed viruses.
D. Viral toxins.
11. Which information would indicate more teaching is D
needed regarding hypersensitivity reactions? Type
_____ hypersensitivity reactions involve an antibody re-
sponse.
A. I
B. II
C. III
D. IV
12. When the immunologist says that pathogens possess C
infectivity, what is the immunologist explaining? Infec-
tivity allows pathogens to _____.
A. Spread from one individual to others and cause
disease.
B. Induce an immune response.
C. Invade and multiply in the host.
D. Damage tissue.
13. A
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1. A patient presents with poison ivy on the extremities, C
face, and buttocks after an initial exposure 48 hours
ago. This condition is an example of _____.
A. Anaphylaxis.
B. Serum sickness.
C. Delayed hypersensitivity.
D. Viral disease.
2. A 30-year-old male is having difficulty breathing and D
has been spitting blood. He reports that he began
experiencing this reaction after cleaning his pigeons'
cages. Testing reveals he is suffering from allergic alve-
olitis. Which of the following is he experiencing?
A. Serum sickness.
B. Raynaud phenomenon.
C. Antibody-dependent cytotoxicity.
D. Arthus reaction
3. A nurse recalls bacteria become resistant to antimicro- D
bials by _____.
A. Proliferation.
B. Attenuation.
C. Specialization.
D. Mutation.
4. Which information indicates a good understanding C
of bacterial vaccines? Most bacterial vaccines contain
_____.
A. Fully active bacteria.
B. Synthetic bacteria.
C. Dead bacteria.
D. Bacterial toxins.
, Patho Ch 8-10
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5. What common symptom should be assessed in indi- B
viduals with immunodeficiency?
A. Anemia.
B. Recurrent infections.
C. Hypersensitivity.
D. Autoantibody production.
6. A person is given an attenuated antigen as a vaccine. A
When the person asks what was given in the vaccine,
how should the nurse resppond? The antigen is _____.
A. Alive, but less infectious.
B. Mutated, but highly infectious.
C. Normal, but not infectious.
D. Inactive, but infectious.
7. A nurse recalls that an example of an immune-com- C
plex-mediated disease is _____.
A. Bronchial asthma.
B. Contact dermatitis.
C. Serum sickness.
D. Rheumatoid arthritis.
8. A 5-year-old male presents with low-set ears, a B
fish-shaped mouth, and involuntary rapid muscular
contraction. Laboratory testing reveals decreased cal-
cium levels. Which of the following diagnoses is most
likely?
A. B-lymphocyte deficiency.
B. T-lymphocyte deficiency.
C. Combined immunologic deficiency.
D. Complement deficiency.
, Patho Ch 8-10
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9. An immunologist is discussing endotoxin production. A
Which information should the immunologist include?
A. Gram-negative bacteria.
B. Gram-positive bacteria.
C. Gram-negative fungi.
D. Gram-positive fungi.
10. Which information indicates a correct understanding B
of viral vaccines? Most viral vaccines contain _____.
A. Active viruses.
B. Attenuated viruses.
C. Killed viruses.
D. Viral toxins.
11. Which information would indicate more teaching is D
needed regarding hypersensitivity reactions? Type
_____ hypersensitivity reactions involve an antibody re-
sponse.
A. I
B. II
C. III
D. IV
12. When the immunologist says that pathogens possess C
infectivity, what is the immunologist explaining? Infec-
tivity allows pathogens to _____.
A. Spread from one individual to others and cause
disease.
B. Induce an immune response.
C. Invade and multiply in the host.
D. Damage tissue.
13. A
