Version 2 of PAtho exam 2
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- Q1Inflammation is non -specific becauseInflammatory reactions are simular no matter the causethere are many immune cells involved in inflammationit contributes to the immune system cascadeScience does not know why inflammation is non-specific60s
- Q2A nurse is preparing to teach on the subject of opsonins. Which information should the Nurse Include? Opsonin are molecules that:are composed of fatty acidsregulate inflammationdegranulate mast cellsenhance phagocytosis60s
- Q3the inflammatory response is needed for?allowing for permeability of the cell wall.the complement systemto initiate healingto initiate proteins to react to injury60s
- Q4Protein that increase in the blood during acute systemic inflammation, such as C-RP, are called;systemic membrane attack proteinhistamine surface complexesacute phase reactantsselective reactive mediators60s
- Q5A football player suffers a broken ankle with extensive bone and soft tissue damage. The pain from this injury is associated with;kinin and protoglandin are responsible for pain and soft tissue damagehistamine and serotoninvasodilationimmune complex cascade60s
- Q6What is debrievmentremoval of excessive clotting factorsa medication given for painremoval of dead cells such as foreign objectswhen a nurse must give the patient wound dressing60s
- Q7During the inflammatory response what does a mast cell relasekinin and prostaglandinRBCleukocyteshistamine60s
- Q8During the inflmmatory response massive release of histamine leads toclotting factorsmassive release of phagocytesvasodilation, and hypotensionhypertention and constriction60s
- Q9What are the results of type 1 hypersensativity reactionhypertension and high BPhypotension and low BPincrease in clottingincrease urine output60s
- Q10What is Chronic inflammationacute becomes chronic if the cause is not removed.chronic inflammation is the most common and almost always occurs in injuries.chonic inflammation occurs immediatly after infectionchronic inflammation occurs within 2 weeks of injury60s
- Q11physical barriers that offer the body protection from damage and infection are located in the;limp system, hematompoietic systemgastrointestional tract, genitourinary tract, respiratory tractCardiac system, oral, and lining of esophageal tractCNS60s
- Q12During inflammation, the liver is stimulated to release plasma proteins, collectively known as:Acute phase reactantsOpsoninsPhagolysosomeAntibodies60s
- Q13a 20 year old female is applying for nursing school and is required to be tested for immunity against several illness. Testing that looks at which of the following would be the best to determine immunityculture and sensitivitytiderprecipitationagglutination60s
- Q14Humoral immunoglobulins binding to antigens on bacteria and viruses cause ?Maturing of B lymphocytesopening of Na+/K+ gatesdepolarizationopsonization that mark the antigen and enhances phagocytosis60s
- Q15which patient will develop active immunity? A patient who;receives preformed antibody or T cells from a donorhas natural exposure to an antigen or recieves immunizationreceives immunoglobinshas T cells that become B cells60s