NURS 5350 EXAM 1 ADVANCED PATHOPHYSIOLOGY UNITS
1-4 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
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Definition
Type IV: Cell Mediated
DELAYED: due to antigens sensitizing the immune response and
producing memory T cells.
Secondary contact: Activates type IV cell mediated reaction causing
the dermatitis.
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Poison Ivy and contact
What are interferons and what do
dermatitis is an example of
they do in regards to inflammation?
what type of hypersensitivity?
, What is the genetic condition of Type III: Immune complex mediated
abnormal imprinting Russell-Silver hypersensitivity reactions?
syndrome?
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Term
What are type 1 allergies and what hypersensitivity responds to it?
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Type IV: Cell Mediated
DELAYED: due to antigens sensitizing the immune response and producing memory
T cells.
Secondary contact: Activates type IV cell mediated reaction causing the dermatitis.
Common allergies (pollen, etc)
IgE Mediated
Down Syndrome.
Allergy: Exaggerated immune response but focuses on the HARMFUL effects of
hypersensitivity to environmental antigens.
Immunity: Protective responses to antigens expressed by disease-causing agents.
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Definition
Location of a gene on a chromosome.
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What is an allergy? Acidosis level?
What is Locus? What is prevalence rate?
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Definition
Endocytosis
Phagocytosis
Exocytosis
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, What is the role of basophils in Active transport of NA+ and K+
regards to inflammation? (Vesicular Formation): What are
the three sources of active
transport?
Membrane transport: What is
What hormones facilitate the
Isotonic, Hypertonic, and
potassium into cells?
Hypotonic?
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Definition
Mutation is an inherited alteration of genetic material (DNA).
Mutagen is a substance that causes mutations such as radiation and
chemicals that increase the frequency.
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What is a mutation and what are Cellular Injury: What is Oxidative
mutagens? Stress?
Clinical manifestations of What are peroxisomes? (Cellular
hyperkalemia? parts)
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1-4 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
Correct 301
100
%
Incorrect 00
1 of 301
Definition
Type IV: Cell Mediated
DELAYED: due to antigens sensitizing the immune response and
producing memory T cells.
Secondary contact: Activates type IV cell mediated reaction causing
the dermatitis.
Give this one a try later!
Poison Ivy and contact
What are interferons and what do
dermatitis is an example of
they do in regards to inflammation?
what type of hypersensitivity?
, What is the genetic condition of Type III: Immune complex mediated
abnormal imprinting Russell-Silver hypersensitivity reactions?
syndrome?
Don't know?
2 of 301
Term
What are type 1 allergies and what hypersensitivity responds to it?
Give this one a try later!
Type IV: Cell Mediated
DELAYED: due to antigens sensitizing the immune response and producing memory
T cells.
Secondary contact: Activates type IV cell mediated reaction causing the dermatitis.
Common allergies (pollen, etc)
IgE Mediated
Down Syndrome.
Allergy: Exaggerated immune response but focuses on the HARMFUL effects of
hypersensitivity to environmental antigens.
Immunity: Protective responses to antigens expressed by disease-causing agents.
, Don't know?
3 of 301
Definition
Location of a gene on a chromosome.
Give this one a try later!
What is an allergy? Acidosis level?
What is Locus? What is prevalence rate?
Don't know?
4 of 301
Definition
Endocytosis
Phagocytosis
Exocytosis
Give this one a try later!
, What is the role of basophils in Active transport of NA+ and K+
regards to inflammation? (Vesicular Formation): What are
the three sources of active
transport?
Membrane transport: What is
What hormones facilitate the
Isotonic, Hypertonic, and
potassium into cells?
Hypotonic?
Don't know?
5 of 301
Definition
Mutation is an inherited alteration of genetic material (DNA).
Mutagen is a substance that causes mutations such as radiation and
chemicals that increase the frequency.
Give this one a try later!
What is a mutation and what are Cellular Injury: What is Oxidative
mutagens? Stress?
Clinical manifestations of What are peroxisomes? (Cellular
hyperkalemia? parts)
Don't know?
6 of 301
