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1. What is responsible for initiating the inflammatory response in addition to immunoglobulin E (IgE)? a. Eosinophils b. Lymphocytes c. Basophils d. Neutrophils - ANS: C Basophils Basophils initiate a massive inflammatory response with histamine that quickly brings other white blood cells ...

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Chapter 34: Immunologic Disorders


1. What is responsible for initiating the inflammatory response in addition to immunoglobulin E (IgE)?

a. Eosinophils

b. Lymphocytes

c. Basophils

d. Neutrophils - ANS: C

Basophils



Basophils initiate a massive inflammatory response with histamine that quickly brings other white blood
cells (WBCs) to the site of an infection.



2. Where are histamine-releasing mast cells located?

a. Circulating in the blood

b. Circulating in the lymph

c. Attached to organ tissue

d. Embedded in the bone marrow - ANS: C

Attached to organ tissue



Mast cells are located in organ tissue when they release their histamine. The organ to which they are
attached is the host of the inflammatory response. If the organ is the lung, the response may be asthma;
if the organ is the colon, the response may be diarrhea.



3. What is true concerning passive-acquired immunity?

a. Antibodies are acquired from outside the host and instilled in the host.

b. Antibodies are manufactured in response to a disease in the host.

c. Antibodies are innately acquired because of being born a human being.

d. Antibodies are cell mediated inside the host. - ANS: A

, Antibodies are acquired from outside the host and instilled in the host.



Gamma globulin injections provide passive-acquired immunity. The antibodies that are injected have
been produced by another host, collected, fused in the mixture, and injected into a separate host. This
gives the host a passive-acquired immunity that lasts for only 2 to 3 months.



4. A nurse is alerted by the laboratory regarding a patient's complete blood count that shows a large
shift to the left. What should the nurse assess this to mean about cell level count?

a. Neutrophils have dropped by 10%.

b. Basophils have increased by 25%.

c. Neutrophils have increased by 25%.

d. Neutrophils have increased by 60%. - ANS: D

Neutrophils have increased by 60%



A shift to the left indicates a sharp rise in the neutrophils to approximately 60%. The outpouring of these
cells from the marrow indicates a serious and perhaps overpowering infection. Many of the cells are
young and will not be able to keep up their work of immunity for as long as more mature cells would
maintain immunity.



5. Which symptom should a nurse recognize as being pertinent to a possible diagnosis of systemic lupus
erythematosus (SLE)?

a. Butterfly rash of the face

b. Protruding abdomen

c. Thinning hair

d. Bloody diarrhea - ANS: A

Butterfly rash of the face



The classic butterfly rash of the face is one of the most recognizable signs. Because the symptoms come
and go, SLE is extremely hard to diagnose quickly.



6. A hospitalized patient has been prescribed dexamethasone (Decadron) for an allergic reaction. Which
teaching instruction should the patient be given with discharge relative to this drug?

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