RASMUSSEN PATHOPHYSIOLOGY EXAM 5
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◉ humoral immunity.
Answer: Immunity is associated with formation of antibodies that
can combine with and eliminate an antigen; major defense against
bacteria and bacterial toxins.
◉ cell-mediated.
Answer: Immunity associated with formation of sensitized
lymphocytes; major defense against viruses, fungi, parasites, some
bacteria, and in transplant rejection.
◉ macrophage.
Answer: antigen presenting cell
◉ plasma cell.
Answer: produce antibodies
◉ cytotoxic t cell.
Answer: destroys abnormal or infected body cells
,◉ helper t cell.
Answer: regulates immune response
◉ effector t cell.
Answer: involved in delayed hypersensitivity reactions.
◉ both bone marrow and thymus.
Answer: Immune competence develops in which of the following?
◉ cell-mediated immunity.
Answer: characterized by t lymphocytes
◉ interferon.
Answer: an antiviral substance
◉ immunoglobulin.
Answer: an antibody protein
◉ autoimmunity.
Answer: a condition in which the immune cells attack the
individuals owl tissues
, ◉ anaphylaxis.
Answer: a life-threatening allergic reaction
◉ antigenic determinant (epitope).
Answer: a small fragment of an antigen to which the immune system
responds
◉ MHC complex.
Answer: part of the antigen presenting system
◉ all body cells except for RBC.
Answer: Major histocompatibility class I (MHC I) antigens are found
on which of the following cells?
◉ false.
Answer: To multiply the number of lymphocytes that recognize
antigen, CD4 and CD8 proteins on T cells must interact with class II
and class I MHC on the APC. Co-stimulator molecules must also
interact.
T/F
◉ helper t cells.
CERTIFICATION PREPARATION GUIDE
◉ humoral immunity.
Answer: Immunity is associated with formation of antibodies that
can combine with and eliminate an antigen; major defense against
bacteria and bacterial toxins.
◉ cell-mediated.
Answer: Immunity associated with formation of sensitized
lymphocytes; major defense against viruses, fungi, parasites, some
bacteria, and in transplant rejection.
◉ macrophage.
Answer: antigen presenting cell
◉ plasma cell.
Answer: produce antibodies
◉ cytotoxic t cell.
Answer: destroys abnormal or infected body cells
,◉ helper t cell.
Answer: regulates immune response
◉ effector t cell.
Answer: involved in delayed hypersensitivity reactions.
◉ both bone marrow and thymus.
Answer: Immune competence develops in which of the following?
◉ cell-mediated immunity.
Answer: characterized by t lymphocytes
◉ interferon.
Answer: an antiviral substance
◉ immunoglobulin.
Answer: an antibody protein
◉ autoimmunity.
Answer: a condition in which the immune cells attack the
individuals owl tissues
, ◉ anaphylaxis.
Answer: a life-threatening allergic reaction
◉ antigenic determinant (epitope).
Answer: a small fragment of an antigen to which the immune system
responds
◉ MHC complex.
Answer: part of the antigen presenting system
◉ all body cells except for RBC.
Answer: Major histocompatibility class I (MHC I) antigens are found
on which of the following cells?
◉ false.
Answer: To multiply the number of lymphocytes that recognize
antigen, CD4 and CD8 proteins on T cells must interact with class II
and class I MHC on the APC. Co-stimulator molecules must also
interact.
T/F
◉ helper t cells.
