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| What is another name for interferons that elicit other cellular reactions? |
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| What is it called when the body reacts to an infection or tissue injury? |
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| What is the immune system called? |
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| What white blood cell turns into a macrophage when it enters tissues or organs? |
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| What is it called when neutrophils kill bacteria with chemicals in their cytoplasm? |
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| Macrophages come from multiple tissue types…make up what type of system? |
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| Mononuclear Phagocytic System |
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| When interferon Y is released what cell type activates phagocytosis? |
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| What is it called when there is a group of proteins that are in both the innate and adaptive immune system? |
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| What body organ produces mature B lymphocytes? |
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| What immune system has two components and is responsive to foreign bodies? |
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| What immunoglobulin is pentameric and is large and unable to enter tissue spaces? |
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| What organ produces mature T lymphocytes? |
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| What term refers to the binding of complement proteins to antigens? |
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| What is the most common circulating immunoglobulin? |
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| What is the result of antigens binding with antibodies? |
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| What is the end result of complement being activated by antibodies? |
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| What type of immunity commons from the colostrum? |
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| What immunoglobulin functions in the fetal and neonatal immunity by passive transfer from the placenta and colostrum? |
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| Which immune system is concerned primarily with the production of antibodies? |
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| What immunoglobulin can lead to anaphylactic shock? |
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| Active immunity is activated by what? |
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| What type of vaccine is longer lasting and more potent? |
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| What term refers to a measure of the numbers of false positives produces with the given reaction procedure? |
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| What is the most common immunoassay test in vet med? |
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| What immunoassay test does not require a color change to indicate the presence of antigens? |
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| You give an animal a mismatched transfusion what happens? |
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Antibodies attack the red blood cells
Lysis. |
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You give an animal a mismatched transfusion what happens?
Antibodies attack the red blood cells. Lysis. Then what happens? |
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| Agglutination of the red blood cells/ clumping |
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| What is another term for the natural occurring erythrocytes in cats? |
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| When dealing with blood typing what does DEA stand for? |
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| Most purebred cats have what blood type? |
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| Of all the dog blood types what can lead to the most sever adverse reaction? |
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| You need to transfuse a cow…what blood type would be the best choice? |
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| What test uses wells on an agar plate and the antigens show a visible band of precipitation for a serum sample? |
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| What is the percent of dogs that are positive for DEA 1.1? |
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| The majority of cats in the US are what blood type? |
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| What is it called when the mother blood type is different from the kittens? |
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| Is it absolutely necessary to do crossmatching before the transfusion in horses? |
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| What test detects the presence of inappropriate antibodies that affects the bodies on tissues? |
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| How many blood types do cattle have |
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| What test adds fluorescent dye to the antigen? |
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| Fluorescent antibody testing |
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| How many blood types do cats have |
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| What test distinguishes between active infections and prior exposure? |
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| What type of preparation is the best used for viewing protozoal trophazoits? |
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| What test is used to differentiate between diofilaria immitus and acanthocheilonema recondidium? |
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| What technique is used to detect blood born parasites in red blood cells? |
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| What assay test is very similar to the CELISA? |
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| What does urticaria mean? |
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| When doing a transdermal allergy test. Is that good for food allergies? |
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| Saline is used as a negative control in what type of testing? |
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| What hookworm parasitizes both dogs and cats? |
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| What type of hypersensitivity disorder occurs when antibodies and antigens form complexes that deposits in the blood vessels of an animal? |
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| You are asked to perform a fecal flotation on a young foal. What roundworm would possibly be found? |
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| You are looking at a blood smear you see two tear drops or pear shaped tropazoids. What do you see? |
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| You’re looking at cat blood and you see a bejeweled ring like parasite on the RBC. What would it be? |
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| You are looking at a canine blood smear. You see something inside the WBC. What would it be? |
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| what causes rocky mountain spotted fever? |
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| What causes patomac horse fever |
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| What louse bites and chews? |
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| How many blood types does a horse have? |
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| What type of WBC is active in both innate and adaptive immunity? |
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| How many blood types do sheep have? |
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| What immunoglobulin is responsible for mucosal immunity? |
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| When you are doing a minor cross match this involves mixing of what two materials? |
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| Donor serum & recipient RBCs |
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| Where is a tuberculin skin test done on a non-human primate? |
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