*** A&p Exam 2 Questions

Front 1

What would and would not promote filtration?

Back 1

Increasing plasma protein concentration?

Front 2

What would and would not promote reabsorption?

Back 2

- would. increasing protein/solute concentration in the nearby interstitial fluid.

- would. Increasing protein/solute concentration in the plasma of the circulating blood

Front 3

T cell activation requires

Back 3

Antigen binding and stimulation

Front 4

AB- can

Back 4

Receive any blood type except type with Rh antigen +

Front 5

HDN is NOT possible in situation where

Back 5

Mom is Rh-?

Front 6

Coat microorganisms is characteristic of

Back 6

Opsonization

Front 7

Recognition of self vs nonself

Back 7

Exposure of T cells to the bodies own antigens in the thymus

Front 8

Antigens come from only microbes

Back 8

False

Front 9

MHC plays role in

Back 9

Antigen presentation to at cells or apoptosis by NK cells

Front 10

Only phagocytosis and apoptosis are methods of killing

Back 10

Not lysis

Front 11

Inflammation

Back 11

Brings more leukocytes to site of infection

Front 12

Antibiotics kill

Back 12

Extracellular pathogens and only things alive, hence BIO means alive. Viruses are intracellular and are dead.

Front 13

B cells develop immunocompetence in the

Back 13

Bone marrow. Immunocompetence means learning to fight

Front 14

Alzheimer's is or is not a autoimmune disease

Back 14

Is NOT?

Front 15

Which is not a primary target of of T cells?

Back 15

Toxins

Front 16

What effects BP in both the short and long term

Back 16

Angiotensin III

Front 17

Subacute is less harmful that acute hypersensitivities?

Back 17

False

Front 18

In clonal selection of B cells, ____ is responsible for determining which cells become cloned

Back 18

Antigen

Front 19

Regulatory T cells prevents autoimmunity by

Back 19

Decreasing T helper and cytotoxic activation as antigen stimulus?

Front 20

PR increases as ____ increases

Back 20

Blood viscosity

Front 21

What layer is responsible for painting BP and continuous blood circulation?

Back 21

Tunica media

Front 22

Baroreceptors see

Back 22

Changes in arterial pressure

Front 23

Advantage of adaptive immune system

Back 23

Memory cells

Front 24

Thymus is most active

Back 24

In childhood

Front 25

Lymphatic capillaries are ____ than blood capillaries

Back 25

More permeable than

Front 26

Passive immunity

Back 26

IgG antibodies from pregnant mother to fetus

Front 27

Antibodies are released by

Back 27

Plasma cells

Front 28

Which doesn't contain MALT?

Back 28

Thymus.

MALT= mucosa associated lymphatic tissue

Front 29

Describe schematic process of hemostasis

Back 29

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Front 30

Which antibodies protect mucosal barriers and secretory glands?

Back 30

IgA

Front 31

Which antibodies are b cell receptors?

Back 31

IgD or IgM

Front 32

Which antibodies enables quick/efficient response to secondary exposure to antigen?

Back 32

IgG

Front 33

Which antibodies are responsible for passive immunity from mother to fetus ?

Back 33

IgG

Front 34

Which antibodies are 1st to peak during a primary immune system response?

Back 34

IgM

Front 35

Which does not illustrate the overlap of innate and adaptive immunity?

Back 35

NK cells cause apoptosis

Front 36

What is the advantage of innate immunity?

Back 36

Barriers that prevent pathogens entry to the body

Front 37

What is not a function of the lymphatic system?

Back 37

Transportation of respiratory gases