Patho. Quiz. Chapter. 3.
Primarily phagocytic
The last cells to arrive in the inflamed area
Essential for an immune response
Elevated during an allergic reaction
T helper cells
Macrophages
Eosinophils
Monocytes
Natural killer cells
T lymphocytes
B lymphocytes
Neutrophils
A primary immune response
A secondary immune response
Passive natual immunity to the virus
Aviodenct of any flu infection
Active natural
Active artifcial
Passive natural
Passive artificial
Cytotoxic hypersensitivity
Immune complex hypersensitivity
Type I hypersensitivity
Type IV hypersensitivity
Change into an antibody secreting cell following activation
Immediately secrete antibodies following the first exposure to antigen
Support the immune response by reconizing certain antigens
Bind complement to the antibody
It occurs when IgE antibodies of the skin react with the causative substance
It may result from ingested foods
The urticara (hives) gradually spreads over the body
A type IV reaction occurs in area of direct contact with the causative substance
A severe systematic allergic reaction
Type III hypersensitivity
Cell mediated hypersensitivity
Immune complex deposits in many tissues
The heart rate in irregular
Carbon dioxide levels in the body are greatly increased
Bronchoconstriction and systematic vasodilation develop rapidly
Manifestations are not obvious on the initial stages
Hemolysis of erythorocytes
Type I immune response
Deposits in glomerular capillaries
Immune deficiency
Formation of antibodies on second exposure to foreign material
An extreme response to normally harmless material in the environment
An abnormal response to ingested food and drugs
Failure of the immune system to distinguish self from nonself
A chronic allergic condition
Development of an immune deficient state
Deficiency of lymphocytes
Immune complex deposits of antinucelar antibodies
Inflammation in multiple organs
Lack of a specific diagnostic blood test
Acute onset nonprogressive course
Typical skin rash on the chest and back
T helper lymphocytes
B lymphocytes
Nautral killer cells
Macrophages
The number of t lymphocytes in the circulating blood decreased
Opportunistic infection is present in the body
The individual has aids
The virus and its antibodies are in the blood
Humoral immunity
Cell mediated immunity
Both humoral and cell mediated immunity
Neither type of immunity
Kissing or coughing into another face
Tolliet seats with infected secreations
Any contaminated surface and skin
Blood semen and vaginal secreations from and infected persons
1 2
1 4
2 3
3 4
They are genes of choromosone 6
They differentitate self from no self
They alert immune system to virus infected cells
They are essential for successful tissue transplants
Direct cytotoxic action
Facilitaing all immune system activity
Production of immunoglobulins
Inactivating allergens
Rejection of tissue immediatley following transplant
T cells in grafted tissue attacking host cells
Infection resulting from immunosuppression therapy
Transplant rejection by the recopients immune system
Kaposi sarcome
Wasting syndrome
Lymphoma
Polyarthritis
1 2
1 3
2 4
3 4
HIV
HIV antibodies
Both HIV and HIV antibodies
Neither HIV nor HIV antibodies