2024-11-13T03:44:02+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p>The chemical substance which produces a specific immune response as part of acquired immunity is known as a(n):&nbsp;</p>, <p>Acquired immunity relies on:&nbsp;</p>, <p>Lymphocytes derive from:&nbsp;</p>, <p>T cells are located in all of the following except:&nbsp;</p>, <p>The body creates immune cells of heavy and light chain immunoglobulins specific to antigens. These are called:&nbsp;</p>, <p>Antibody production is signaled by;&nbsp;</p>, <p>When an antigen and an antibody bind together chemically and physically, this is referred to as:&nbsp;</p>, <p>Which organ functions as an innate defense barrier as part of our innate immunity?&nbsp;</p>, <p>Molecules which can induce a fever are:&nbsp;</p>, <p>Interferons are proteins released in the presence of:</p>, <p>Which of the following cells are primary protector against viruses and cancer?&nbsp;</p>, <p>Grave's disease is an example of a disease caused by which type of sensitivity?&nbsp;</p>, <p>Which of the following diseases are type III Hypersensitivity disoders?&nbsp;</p>, <p>A transplant patient develops a fever and organ failure two months after the transplant surgery. Which of the following is the most likely explanation?&nbsp;</p>, <p>Which of the following is present in auto-immune disorders?&nbsp;</p>, <p>Which of the following is a key clinical presentation of Systemic Lupus Erythematosus?&nbsp;</p>, <p>Autoimmune diseases are easily controlled and easily cured with no serious complications</p>, <p>Which of the following auto-immune diseases is marked by the destruction of the body's moisture secreting glands?&nbsp;</p>, <p>All of the following are characteristics of amyloid except:&nbsp;</p>, <p>HIV virus is marked by a sharp decrease in which type of cells?&nbsp;</p>, <p>All of the following are clinical manifestations of HIV infection except:&nbsp;</p>, <p>Lymphoma is a common cancer associated with AIDS and may initially present in the brain or GI tract.&nbsp;</p>, <p>A disorder of blood filled nodules in the mouth, GI tract, and lungs most often associate with AIDS patients is:&nbsp;</p>, <p>Autoimmunity marked by the body's inability to distinguish self vs non-self in the presence of certain proteins found in food, such as gluten, which results in the destruction of intestinal villi, is known as:</p>, <p>Which of the following autoimmune disease involves the immune system attacking the thyroid tissue, resulting in periods of hyper and hypothyroidism until eventually the thyroid is destroyed?&nbsp;</p> flashcards
PATHO Immunity and Blood Disorders Homework Quiz

PATHO Immunity and Blood Disorders Homework Quiz

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  • The chemical substance which produces a specific immune response as part of acquired immunity is known as a(n): 

    antigen

  • Acquired immunity relies on: 

    the ability of the body to recognize self vs non-self

  • Lymphocytes derive from: 

    bone marrow

  • T cells are located in all of the following except: 

    liver

  • The body creates immune cells of heavy and light chain immunoglobulins specific to antigens. These are called: 

    antibodies

  • Antibody production is signaled by; 

    formation of an antigen to a B cell lymphocyte

  • When an antigen and an antibody bind together chemically and physically, this is referred to as: 

    antigen-antibody response

  • Which organ functions as an innate defense barrier as part of our innate immunity? 

    skin

  • Molecules which can induce a fever are: 

    pyrogrens

  • Interferons are proteins released in the presence of:

    viruses

  • Which of the following cells are primary protector against viruses and cancer? 

    T-cells

  • Grave's disease is an example of a disease caused by which type of sensitivity? 

    Type II Hypersensitivity

  • Which of the following diseases are type III Hypersensitivity disoders? 

    systemic lupus erythematosus

  • A transplant patient develops a fever and organ failure two months after the transplant surgery. Which of the following is the most likely explanation? 

    acute rejection

  • Which of the following is present in auto-immune disorders? 

    anti-nucleic antibodies/auto-antibodies in the blood

  • Which of the following is a key clinical presentation of Systemic Lupus Erythematosus? 

    Malar rash (butterfly shaped rash on the cheeks)

  • Autoimmune diseases are easily controlled and easily cured with no serious complications

    False

  • Which of the following auto-immune diseases is marked by the destruction of the body's moisture secreting glands? 

    Sjojgren's syndrome

  • All of the following are characteristics of amyloid except: 

    amyloid plague aids in innate immunity

  • HIV virus is marked by a sharp decrease in which type of cells? 

    CD4 t-helper cells

  • All of the following are clinical manifestations of HIV infection except: 

    asymptomatic

    opportunistic infections

    lymphadenopathy

    diarrhea and malabsorption

    all of the above

  • Lymphoma is a common cancer associated with AIDS and may initially present in the brain or GI tract. 

    True

  • A disorder of blood filled nodules in the mouth, GI tract, and lungs most often associate with AIDS patients is: 

    Kaposi's Sarcoma

  • Autoimmunity marked by the body's inability to distinguish self vs non-self in the presence of certain proteins found in food, such as gluten, which results in the destruction of intestinal villi, is known as:

    Celiac disease

  • Which of the following autoimmune disease involves the immune system attacking the thyroid tissue, resulting in periods of hyper and hypothyroidism until eventually the thyroid is destroyed? 

    Hashimoto's Disease