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WGU D116 PHARM UNIT 8 INFECTIOUS DISEASE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE FOR IMMUNE SYSTEM, IMMUNITY TYPES, AND CELLULAR IMMUNOLOGY

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This comprehensive WGU D116 Pharmacology Unit 8 Infectious Disease resource contains structured Questions and Correct Answers designed to support students preparing for immunology and infectious disease pharmacology content. Topics include the immune system definition and function involving the thymus, bone marrow, and lymphoid tissues in protecting the body from pathogens, natural immunity including physical barriers, phagocytic cells, and natural killer cells, and specific acquired immunity which develops after antigen exposure involving B and T lymphocytes. It also covers cell-mediated immunity where cytolytic T cells and macrophages directly attack infected cells, and humoral immunity mediated by antibodies. Additionally, it includes B cell function in antibody production and the role of cytolytic T lymphocytes in immune defense mechanisms. This study guide strengthens understanding of immune system processes by helping learners clearly differentiate between types of immunity and their cellular components. It improves retention of complex immunology concepts, enhances pharmacology-related reasoning, and builds confidence when answering infectious disease and immune response questions. Ideal for WGU nursing students seeking a structured, reliable, and comprehensive review resource for objective assessment preparation and mastery of infectious disease pharmacology.

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WGU D116 PHARM UNIT 8 INFECTIOUS DISEASE
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS 2026

Immune system - CORRECT ANSWER -A system (including the thymus and bone marrow and
lymphoid tissues) that protects the body from foreign substances and pathogenic organisms by
producing the immune response



Types of Immunity - CORRECT ANSWER -Natural immunity-physical barriers, phagocytic cells,
natural killer cells

Specific aquired immunity-occur only after exposure(antigens), B&T lymohocytes, recognize
antigens and attack

Cell-mediated immunity -immune response in which targets are attacked directly by immune
system (cytolytic T cells and macrophages)

Humoral immunity-immune responses mediated my antibodies



B cells - CORRECT ANSWER -Cells manufactured in the bone marrow that create antibodies for
isolating and destroying specific invading bacteria and viruses.



Cytolytic T lymphocytes - CORRECT ANSWER -Cytolytic T cells, CD8 cells

Do not produce antibodies

Attack and kill target cells directly that have antibody on it



Helper T lymphocytes - CORRECT ANSWER -Helper T cells, CD4 cells

-Essential in antibody production by B cells

-Release factors that promote type IV hypersensitivity reactions

-participate in action of cytolytic T cells



Macrophages - CORRECT ANSWER -Located in all organs/tissues

, Required for activation of T cells
Final mediators of DTH
Phagocytize cells with antibodies attached



dendritic cells - CORRECT ANSWER -Found in lymph nodes/tissues
Same antigen presenting task as macrophages



mast cells - CORRECT ANSWER -Located in skin/tissues
Mediate immediate hypersensitivity reactions



Basophils - CORRECT ANSWER -Located in blood
Mediate immediate hypersensitivity reactions



Neutrophils - CORRECT ANSWER -Phagocytic bacteria and other foreign particles, devour cells
tagged with lgE



Eosinophils - CORRECT ANSWER -Attack and destroy particles covered by IgE, usually parasitic
worms



Antibodies (immunoglobulins) - CORRECT ANSWER -Mediate humoral immunity, recognize and
bind with specific antigens, produced by B cells



Types of antibodies - CORRECT ANSWER -· IgA: on mucosal surfaces in GI/lung and in blood,
transferred through breast milk
· IgD: B cell surfaces, serves as receptor for antigen recognition
· IgE: binds to surface of mast cells, stimulates release of histamine/heparin and other
mediators in allergies, protection from parasites

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