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Question 1 Which of the following attract and recruit phagocytic cells to the site of infection: O A C2a OB. C3a OCC4b O D. C5b O EC9 Question 2 2 pts You are caring for a patient who has recently undergone open heart surgery. Two days post-surgery the patient's blood work reveals a high white blood cell (WBC) count due to a bacterial infection. Which of the following explain the increased WBC count: Question 3 2 pts OA secretion of alpha interferon (FN) due to synthesis of viral genome OB secretion of histamines, leukotrienes, and prostaglandins from macrophage due to the presences of PAMP OC. secretion of TNF alpha from mast cells due to the presence of Ca OD. Inhibition of the formation of the phagolysosome due to gamma interferon release O E. secretion of IL-6 due to DAMP release O A functions to induce the release of tumor necrosis factor alpha from mast cells OB. functions to increase the release of IL-1 OC functions to induce vasodilation of blood vessels OD lysis of a non-capsule producing bacteria OE functions to enhance the function of phagocytic cells 2 pts During an infectious process, which of the following apply to the specific function of the membrane attack complex (MAC C5b-9)
Question 1 Which of the following attract and recruit phagocytic cells to the site of infection: O A. C2a O B. C3a OC. C4b O D. C5b O E. C9 Question 2 2 pt You are caring for a patient who has recently undergone open heart surgery. Two days post-surgery the patient's blood work reveals a high white blood cell (WBC) count due to a bacterial infection. Which of the following explain the increased WBC count: Question 3 2 pts OA secretion of alpha interferon (IFN due to synthesis of viral genome OB. secretion of histamines, leukotrienes, and prostaglandins from macrophage due to the presences of PAMP OC secretion of TNF alpha from mast cells due to the presence of C5a OD. inhibition of the formation of the phagolysosome due to gammo interferon release OE secretion of IL-6 due to DAMP release O A functions to induce the release of tumor necrosis factor alpha from mast cel OB. functions to increase the release of IL-1 OC. functions to induce vasodilation of blood vessels OD. lysis of a non-capsule producing bacteria O E functions to enhance the function of phagocytic cells 2 pts During an infectious process, which of the following apply to the specific function of the membrane attack complex (MAC C5b-9)
You are caring for a patient who has undergone cancer therapy and is moderately immunosuppressed. You notice the development of Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV)-1 lesions forming on the patients gums and lips. All of the following apply EXCEPT: OA HSV reactivation leads to a loss of HSV in spinal cord ganglia neuron (central nervous system) O B. the patient previously had a primary lytic infection in epithelial cells OC. the patient is experiencing a reactivation of the virus due to immunosuppression O D. HSV undergoes latency in spinal cord ganglia neuron (central nervous system) O E. HSV undergoes latency to prevent immune system removal from the body Question 5 Which of the apply to engulfment (step 3) of phagocytosis by neutrophils: O A chemotaxis to the site of the infection O B. destruction of the pathogen within the phagolysosome O C. release (exocytosis) of indigestible materials by the residual body D. attachment of the phagocytic cell using Toll-Like Receptors (TLRs) to PAMP O E. formation of pseudopodia to engulf pathogen Question 6 OA the patient previously had an episode of varicella B. the patient is experiencing a reactivation of the virus due to immunosuppression OC. VZV exhibits a long latency period that may last for decades 2 pts You are caring for an elderly patient who has developed a zoster (shingles) rash. Zoster is the result of a Varicella Zoster Virus (VZV infection). All of the following apply EXCEPT: O D. replication in dermal tissues that produces painful lesions and herpetic neuralgia O E all of the above apply, no exceptions 2 pts