Antiserum Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

. A patient presents at the clinic complaining of vaginal itching and a clear discharge. The patient reports to the nurse that she has been taking an oral antibiotic for 10 days. The nurse is aware that the patient is experiencing what? A) An adverse reaction from the antibiotic B) A drug toxicity effect of the antibiotic C) An overdose of the drug that is damaging to more than one body system D) A superinfection caused by the antibiotic, which has destroyed normal flora Ans: D Feedback:...

It is possible to convert the plasma into serum by recalcifying the plasma and allowing coagulation to occur. - Answer- Calcium is added to the plasma to form a complex with the citrate present in the anti-coagulant. This restores a normal ionized calcium level allowing clotting to occur. Polyspecific antiserum can be______ with lymphocytes to determine if there is a single antibody or multiple antibodies. - Answer- absorbed Another application of lymphocyte absorption is to use the p...

California REHS examinationToxin - correct answer poisonous substances produced by certain microorganisms. pathogenicity - correct answer the level of damaging effect of microorganisms Exotoxin - correct answer proteins that are produced by certain species of largely Gram-Positive Bacteria. The bacteria manufacture these proteins as part of their normal metabolism. These proteins are accumulated within the cytoplasm of the bacteria, then released with waste products of metabolism. Ne...

California REHS examination Toxin - correct answer poisonous substances produced by certain microorganisms. pathogenicity - correct answer the level of damaging effect of microorganisms Exotoxin - correct answer proteins that are produced by certain species of largely Gram-Positive Bacteria. The bacteria manufacture these proteins as part of their normal metabolism. These proteins are accumulated within the cytoplasm of the bacteria, then released with waste products of metabolism. ...

OpenStax Microbiology Test Bank Chapter 20: Laboratory Analysis of the Immune Response * = Correct answer Multiple Choice 1. Most antigens have how many epitopes? A. none B. one C. two D. more than two* 2. Which best describes monoclonal antibodies? A. They are produced in living animals only. B. They are produced in tissue cultures, using B cells extracted from living animals.* C. They are rarely used, so polyclonal antibodies are preferred. D. They can be produced in either liv...

Diagnostic cycle - Answer focus is that it begins with physician consultation with patient some organisms are very easily identified via microscopy, can be important in early diagnosis →i.e. meningitis How bacteria are identified - Answer microscopic characteristics colonial characteristics →when a bacteria cell grows on solid medium, that cell multiplies and forms visible colony →population of colony is clonal = from single cell physiological/biochemical properties →...

Immunity - Answer-a state of protection from infectious disease Variolation - Answer-dried crusts derived from smallpox pustules were either inhaled or inserted into small cuts in the skin Edward Jenner - Answer-made smallpox vaccine from cowpox Louis Pasteur - Answer-grew bacterium that caused fowl cholera Herd Immunity - Answer-the decrease in likelihood that a person will become infected with a pathogen if the majority of the population is vaccinated and immune Phagocytes - Answer-cert...

OpenStax Microbiology Test Bank Chapter 20: Laboratory Analysis of the Immune Response * = Correct answer Multiple Choice 1. Most antigens have how many epitopes? A. none B. one C. two D. more than two* 2. Which best describes monoclonal antibodies? A. They are produced in living animals only. B. They are produced in tissue cultures, using B cells extracted from living animals.* C. They are rarely used, so polyclonal antibodies are preferred. D. They can be produced in either liv...

CHT Exam Complete Study Guide Questions And Answers It is possible to convert the plasma into serum by recalcifying the plasma and allowing coagulation to occur. Correct Answer: Calcium is added to the plasma to form a complex with the citrate present in the anti-coagulant. This restores a normal ionized calcium level allowing clotting to occur. Polyspecific antiserum can be______ with lymphocytes to determine if there is a single antibody or multiple antibodies. Correct Answer: absorbe...

Kuby Immunology Exam Answers All 100% Correct Immunity - Answer - a state of protection from infectious disease Variolation - Answer - dried crusts derived from smallpox pustules were either inhaled or inserted into small cuts in the skin Edward Jenner - Answer - made smallpox vaccine from cowpox Louis Pasteur - Answer - grew bacterium that caused fowl cholera Herd Immunity - Answer - the decrease in likelihood that a person will become infected with a pathogen if the majority of ...

California REHS examination Toxin - correct answer poisonous substances produced by certain microorganisms. pathogenicity - correct answer the level of damaging effect of microorganisms Exotoxin - correct answer proteins that are produced by certain species of largely Gram-Positive Bacteria. The bacteria manufacture these proteins as part of their normal metabolism. These proteins are accumulated within the cytoplasm of the bacteria, then released with waste products of metabolism. ...