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Humoral immunity is where B lymphocytes make antigen specific antibodies |
True |
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Basophils are macrophages |
False: monocytes are macrophages |
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During the stress response the somatic nervous system is activated |
False: the sympathetic nervous system is activated |
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During stress response the adrenal glands release epinephrine into the blood stream |
True |
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During stress response endorphins are released which inflame peripheral nerve endings causing pain |
False: endorphins act as a pain blocking agent |
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Another term for coagulation is clotting cascade |
True |
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A mechanism that occurs during coagulation is vasospasm which causes clotting factors to be released |
False: vasospasm occurs as a mechanism to reduce blood loss |
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Hypertrophy of uterine tissue during pregnancy is a normal cellular adaption |
True |
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Dysplasia refers to tissue where the cells vary in size and shape and may be a pre-cancer state |
True |
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Weight gain by an individual is an example of hyperplasia |
False: weight gain is hypertrophy of adipose cells |
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A patient has a cash removed from his left leg and notices his left leg muscle is smaller than his right leg muscle. This is an example of cellular and tissue atrophy |
True |
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Homeostasis means blood is standing still |
False: that is hemostasis; homeostasis means equilibrium, balance |
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A predisposing factor is any factor that decreases the risk of developing a disease |
False |
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When tissues are damaged, platelets release serotonin at the site of the injury which causes local blood vessels to vasospasm in an attempt to decrease blood loss |
True |
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When tissues are damaged, they release a substance called tissue factor that when combine with vitamin K, calcium and clotting factors in the blood causes prothrombin to be converted to thrombin which acts like an enzyme to convert fibrinogen to fibrin which is the foundation of a blood clot |
True |
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Chemical agents |
Drugs,alcohol,toxic substances |
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Mechanical factors |
An individual with a spinal cord injury develops a bed sore due to lack of mobility |
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Oxygen deficit |
Angina,myocardial infarction |
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Biological agents |
Infectious diseases such as chicken pox, the common cold |
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Physical agents |
A sunburn |
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Fluid/electrolyte imbalance |
A serum K+ leave of 2.5 mmol/mL with dependent edema +2 |
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Nutritional imbalance |
A 35 year old woman develops osteoporosis due to a decrease of calcium,magnesium and vitamin D in her diet |
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Stimulated by an antigen |
T cells and B cells |
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Provide specific immunity |
T cells and B cells |
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Produces antibodies |
B cells |
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Directly attack antigens |
T cells |
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Produced in red bone marrow |
T cells and B cells |
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Produces memory cells |
T cells and B cells |
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Produces plasma cells |
B cells |
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Matures in thymus |
T cells |
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An individual receives Sabin polio vaccine |
Artificial active immunity |
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Antibodies migrate through a pregnant woman’s placenta into the vascular system of her fetus |
Natural passive immunity |
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A student nurse receives an injection of gamma globulin (containing antibodies to the hepatitis virus) after he has been exposed to viral hepatitis |
Artificial passive |
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“Borrowed” immunity |
Artificial passive |
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Immunologic memory is provided |
Natural active immunity |
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An individual suffers through chicken pox |
Natural active immunity |
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This can happen to the skin in anaphylaxis |
Hives |
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This is a subjective sensation of the skin |
Itching |
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The bronchial glands BLANK more mucus |
Secrete |
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When you are crying you are producing BLANK |
Tears |
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This is life threatening; from massive release of histamine after exposure to an allergen |
Anaphylaxis |
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Type of cell that releases histamine; related to basophil |
Mast cell |
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Redness, heat and swelling are signs of BLANK |
Inflammation |
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In hay fever this mucosa swells |
Nasal |
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Another word for redness |
Erythema |
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What does histamine do to capillary permeability? To blood vessel diameter? |
- dilates capillaries in skin causing flushing - increases capillary permeability - this allows fluid to flow into subcutaneous tissues resulting in edema - causes vasodilation =decreased BP |
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Asthma that is triggered by allergens is called extrinsic asthma |
True |
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Asthma wheezing occurs particularly on inspiration |
False |
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Histamine from mast cells causes bronchodilation |
False |
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Allergic asthma involves the release of leukotrienes from mast cells |
True |
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Anti-histamines are useful in preventing asthmatic attacks |
True |
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Anti-histamines are useful in preventing asthmatic attacks |
True |
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Mast cell inhibitors are a type of bronchodilator |
False |
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Anti-histamines are useful in preventing asthmatic attacks |
True |
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Mast cell inhibitors are a type of bronchodilator |
False |
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Clients should not drink anything for 5 minutes after inhaling a steroid drug |
True |
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Ventolin is an example of an anti-leukotriene agent |
False |
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Steroids increase muscle mass |
False |
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Steroids are naturally made by the adrenal medulla |
False |
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Steroids can predispose to osteoporosis |
True |
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Steroids can predispose to gastric ulcers |
True |
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Steroids increase resistance to infection |
True |
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Steroids can cause hypertension |
True |
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Steroids should be taken with food |
True |