NUR 254 CHAP 35 EXAM WITH 100%
CORRECT ANSWERS 2025
Immunity correct answers >> the body's specific protective
response to invading foreign agent or organism
Immunopathology correct answers >> the study of diseases
that result from dysfunction the immune system
Bone marrow correct answers >> T cells and B cells
Lymphoid tissue correct answers >> spleen and lymph nodes
False
Immunity refers to the body's specific, not nonspecific, protective
response to an invading foreign agent or organism. correct
answers >> Immunity refers to the body's nonspecific protective
response to an invading foreign agent or organism.
Function of the Immune System correct answers >> To
remove foreign antigens such as viruses and bacteria to maintain
homeostasis
Types
Natural: acquired at birth
Acquired: develops after birth
, Natural immunity correct answers >> nonspecific response
to any foreign invader
White blood cell action: release cell mediators such as histamine,
bradykinin, and prostaglandins and engulf (phagocytize) foreign
substances
Inflammatory response
Physical barriers, such as intact skin, chemical barriers, and acidic
gastric secretions or enzymes in tars and saliva
Acquired immunity correct answers >> specific against a
foreign antigen
Result of prior exposure to an antigen
Active or passive
D. Neutrophils
Neutrophils arrive first at a site where inflammation occurs.
correct answers >> Which leukocytes arrive at the inflammation
site?
Basophils
Eosinophils
Monocytes
Neutrophils
Role of Antibodies correct answers >> Agglutination of
antigens
Opsonization
CORRECT ANSWERS 2025
Immunity correct answers >> the body's specific protective
response to invading foreign agent or organism
Immunopathology correct answers >> the study of diseases
that result from dysfunction the immune system
Bone marrow correct answers >> T cells and B cells
Lymphoid tissue correct answers >> spleen and lymph nodes
False
Immunity refers to the body's specific, not nonspecific, protective
response to an invading foreign agent or organism. correct
answers >> Immunity refers to the body's nonspecific protective
response to an invading foreign agent or organism.
Function of the Immune System correct answers >> To
remove foreign antigens such as viruses and bacteria to maintain
homeostasis
Types
Natural: acquired at birth
Acquired: develops after birth
, Natural immunity correct answers >> nonspecific response
to any foreign invader
White blood cell action: release cell mediators such as histamine,
bradykinin, and prostaglandins and engulf (phagocytize) foreign
substances
Inflammatory response
Physical barriers, such as intact skin, chemical barriers, and acidic
gastric secretions or enzymes in tars and saliva
Acquired immunity correct answers >> specific against a
foreign antigen
Result of prior exposure to an antigen
Active or passive
D. Neutrophils
Neutrophils arrive first at a site where inflammation occurs.
correct answers >> Which leukocytes arrive at the inflammation
site?
Basophils
Eosinophils
Monocytes
Neutrophils
Role of Antibodies correct answers >> Agglutination of
antigens
Opsonization
