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NURS 5315 TEST 2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

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120 Multiple choice questions

Term 1 of 120
What does CD8 bind to?

Mhc I

Mhc2

Cd4

MHC1

Term 2 of 120
Cytokines

-responsible for causing vasodilation
-increases vascular permeability
-increases blood flow to the site of injury
-->erythema and swelling of site

prevents platelet aggregation/ alters the platelet plug process

a toxin or other foreign substance that induces an immune response in the body. Can
react with antibodies or antigen receptors on B and T cells


-Protein important in cell signaling
-Can be pro/anti inflammatory
Diffuse over short distances, binds to appropriate target cells, and affects the function
of the target cell
-Example: Interleukines

,Term 3 of 120
Interleukin

A type of pathogen that causes disease


A structural component of cell membranes

Biochemical messenger produced by macrophages and lymphocytes


A type of antibody that neutralizes toxins

Term 4 of 120
What are the two arms of hemostasis?

Platelet plug formation and coagulation cascade

Clotting factors and fibrinogen

Extrinsic pathway and intrinsic pathway


Primary hemostasis and secondary hemostasis

Term 5 of 120
What is the arachidonic pathway responsible for?

Fluctuation in steroids

Synthesis of prostaglandins


Production of acid

Intrinsic pathway

Term 6 of 120
What is arachidonic acid made from?

Linoleic acid


Arachidonic acid

Stearic acid

Amino acids

,Term 7 of 120
When is neutrophilia seen?

Aids, chemotherapy, and steriod use.


Liver disease, viral infections, drugs

Bacterial infections, inflammation, necrotic tissue

With steroid use

Term 8 of 120
Embolus

Occurs when a clot breaks loose and travels elsewhere in the body in the direction of
blood flow

The formation of a stable clot at the site of an injury.

A type of cancer that affects the blood and bone marrow.

A condition where blood vessels become inflamed and swollen.

Term 9 of 120
When is eosinophilia seen?

Common in bacterial infections and viral illnesses


Seen in allergic reactions and parasitic infections

Associated with autoimmune disorders and chronic inflammation

Indicates a deficiency in immune response

Term 10 of 120
Autoimmunity

Body produces antibodies against foreign invaders only

Body produces antibodies against their own antigens

Body produces antibodies that attack healthy tissues indiscriminately

Body fails to produce any antibodies at all

, Term 11 of 120
What causes IgE production?

Waning maternal antibodies


Development of autoantibodies

Extrinsic pathway

Exposure to environmental antigens

Term 12 of 120
Thrombocytopenia

results from actual exposure to a pathogen

Decreased blood flow activates the RAAS to increase blood volume.

Decrease in the number of platelets

RBCs, fibrin, and a few platelets

Term 13 of 120
What kind of rejection is occuring if the organ turns white?

heparin

chronic rejection

hyperacute rejection

delayed rejection

Term 14 of 120
When is throbocythemia and thrombocytosis seen?

Chronic stress causing hormonal changes in blood cells

Infections leading to a decrease in platelet count

Bone marrow disorders or after a spleenectomy

Nutritional deficiencies affecting red blood cell production

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