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Classify to following as to whether it is an external or internal defense mechanism:
Stomach acid |
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Classify to following as to whether it is an external or internal defense mechanism:
C-Reactive Protein |
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Classify to following as to whether it is an external or internal defense mechanism:
Cilia |
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Classify to following as to whether it is an external or internal defense mechanism:
Neutrophils |
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Classify to following as to whether it is an external or internal defense mechanism:
Complement |
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| T cells which respond to self antigens are usually destroyed by the _____ |
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ABYs can be labeled with the fluorochrome fluorescein isothiocyanate (FITC) |
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Use the following results to answer the question:
Total WBC = 5,000/microliter
Basophils 1%
Eosinophils 4
Neutrophils 40%
Lymphocytes 45%
Monocytes 10%
CD3 70%
CD4 40%
CD8 30%
CD19 20%
CD16 10%
The absolute T cell count is: |
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Interleukin is a cytokine |
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T cells are not included as a Phagocytic cell |
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T of F:
AGN immunogenicity is NOT influenced by the molecular size of the substance |
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Use the following to answer the question:
Mother - A1/A19, B5/B37, Cw1/Cw11, DR2/DR7
Man A - A3/A28, B14/B35, Cw5/Cw7, DR3/DR9
Man B - A1/A31, B12/B37, Cw2/Cw5, DR12/DR18
Child - A1/A3, B5/B35, Cw1/Cw7, DR2/DR3
Based on these results, which man is the father? |
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Use the following results to answer the question:
Total WBC = 7,000/microliter
Basophils 1%
Eosinophils 4
Neutrophils 45%
Lymphocytes 40%
Monocytes 10%
CD3 70%
CD4 45%
CD8 25%
CD19 20%
CD16 10%
The absolute B cell count is: |
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B cells are derived from plasma cells |
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Match the type of immunity with the following substance or activity:
Activated T helper cells |
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Match the type of immunity with the following substance or activity:
Inflammation |
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Match the type of immunity with the following substance or activity:
Phagocytosis |
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Match the type of immunity with the following substance or activity:
ABY Production |
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| In which stage of B cell differentiation are IgM heavy chains developed? |
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| A T cell receptor (TCR) binds to: |
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The polymerase chain reaction (PCR) amplifies all the DNA in a test tube multiple times |
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| A cell which can display cytotoxic activity on tumor cells WITHOUT interacting with APCs is the: |
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| Cells are identified in flow cytometry by: |
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| Combining forward and side scatter data |
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| When a cytokine acts on the cell which produced it |
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| Substance added to vaccine to stimulate immune response |
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| Substance which facilitates phagocytosis |
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| Substance which stimulates proliferation of many different clones of lymphocytes |
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| Different forms of a gene |
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| An immunogen only when combined with a carrier molecule |
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| Memory-secondary immune response |
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| Glycoprotein formed in response to AGN |
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| Protection normally present at birth |
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| Binding of two complementary strands of DNA |
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| First IgM predominant Ig; then heavy chain changes to IgG, A, or E |
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| Lymphoid tissue located under skin epithelia |
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| When a cytokine acts on a cell that is far away from the one that produced it |
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| AGN presenting cells (APC) do not include: |
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| Markers which must be on a thymocyte before it can be called a double-positive cell are: |
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Memory cells have a relatively long life span |
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Use the following results to answer the question:
Total WBC = 7,000/microliter
Basophils 1%
Eosinophils 4
Neutrophils 45%
Lymphocytes 40%
Monocytes 10%
CD3 70%
CD4 45%
CD8 25%
CD19 20%
CD16 10%
The ratio of Helper to cytotoxic T cells is: |
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The paracortex region of lymph nodes is the home of B cells |
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T lymphocytes are found primarily in the follicles of the secondary lymphoid tissues |
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Plasma cells are effector cells |
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NK cells can kill target cells through a process known as Antibody-dependent cell cytotoxicity (ADCC) |
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| A marker NOT found on T helper cells is: |
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| A type of cell often associated with chronic inflammation is: |
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A nucleic acid probe is designed to detect only a specific piece of DNA (or RNA) |
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| AGNs derived from individuals from different species are BEST described as |
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The Th2 helper subset occurs in response to intracellular microbes |
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| When a pregnant woman, chronically infected with HBV, gives birth, the child is given Hepatitis B immunoglobulin (contains ABY to HBV). This type of immunity is best described as: |
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Cell markers typically present on B cells do NOT include CD56 |
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| Primary lymphoid tissue includes the: |
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Match the organ with its activity:
Site of B cell maturation |
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Match the organ with its activity:
Site of T cell maturation |
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Location of hematopoietic stem cells |
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Match the organ with its activity:
Site of AGN-Dependent lymphopoiesis |
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Match the organ with its activity:
Site of AGN-Indepedent lymphopoiesis |
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| The immunoglobulin present on immature B cells is: |
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Use the following results to answer the question:
Total WBC = 5,000/microliter
Basophils 1%
Eosinophils 4
Neutrophils 40%
Lymphocytes 45%
Monocytes 10%
CD3 70%
CD4 40%
CD8 30%
CD19 20%
CD16 10%
The percentage of NKC in this patient is: |
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Listed below are the steps that occur during phagocytosis - in no particular order. Place them in the correct order:
A. formation of pagosome
B. physical contact between the phagocytic cell and foreign material
C. Exocytosis
D. formation of phagolysosome |
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| An example of an acute phase reactant is: |
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T or F:
A flow cytometer can be used to detect specific cell AGNs |
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T or F:
Tumor necrosis factor has antiviral activity |
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Match the cell marker with its characteristic:
Co-receptors that bind to MHC molecules |
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Match the cell marker with its characteristic:
Responsible for sheep RBC rosetting around T cells |
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Match the cell marker with its characteristic:
Marker associated with TCR |
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Match the cell marker with its characteristic:
Leukocyte AGN |
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Match the cell marker with its characteristic:
Marker of B cells |
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Which of the following haplotypes belongs to the mother?
Mother - A1/A19, B5/B37, Cw1/Cw11, DR2/DR7
Man A - A3/A28, B14/B35, Cw5/Cw7, DR3/DR9
Man B - A1/A31, B12/B37, Cw2/Cw5, DR12/DR18
Child - A1/A3, B5/B35, Cw1/Cw7, DR2/DR3 |
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| The immunoglobulin that appears first in a primary antigenic stimulus is |
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| Ankylosing spondylitis is associated with which HLA AGN? |
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Acute phase reactants usually INCREASE immediately after an injury |
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| A cell associated with allergies is: |
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CD4 cells facilitate the development of humoral immunity but not cell mediated immunity |
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T or F:
T cell dependent AGNs produce a stronger immune response than T cell independent AGNs |
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Use the following results to answer the question:
Total WBC = 6,500/microliter
Basophils 1%
Eosinophils 4
Neutrophils 40%
Lymphocytes 45%
Monocytes 10%
CD3 70%
CD4 40%
CD8 30%
CD19 20%
CD16 10%
The absolute T helper cell count is: |
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Classify the following as MHC Class I or II Antigens:
Located on gene loci: A, B, C |
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Classify the following as MHC Class I or II Antigens:
Involved in T cell activation by superantigens |
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Classify the following as MHC Class I or II Antigens:
Involved in B cell-T helper cell interactions |
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Classify the following as MHC Class I or II Antigens:
Involved in protecting the host from defects WITHIN host cells |
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Classify the following as MHC Class I or II Antigens:
This class is expressed only on B cells, activated T cells, macrophages, monocytes, dendritic cells, and the endothelium |
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Classify the following as MHC Class I or II Antigens:
Expressed by ALL nucleated cells |
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T or F:
One of the functions of cytotoxic T cells is the removed of virally infected cells |
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