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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the 4th planet from the sun?EarthMarsPlutoEarthVenus
- 2. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following could be refered to as a "first responder" and turns into pus as a result?NeutrophilsMacrophagesEosonophilsMast CellsB-Cells
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is a large first responder that eats up bacteria?NeutrophilsMacrophagesEosonophilsMast CellsB-Cells
- 4. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is part of your innate immune system that responds to parasites and often causes allergic reactions?NeutrophilsMacrophagesEosonophilsMast CellsB-Cells
- 5. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following releases histamines?NeutrophilsMacrophagesEosonophilsMast CellsB-Cells
- 6. Multiple ChoiceWhat do histamines cause?VasodilationVasoconstrictionVasoeleationVasodespacitoCoughing
- 7. Multiple ChoiceWhat of the following adaptive immunity cells produce antibodies?B-CellsKiller T-CellsHelper T-Cells
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following adaptive immune cells causes apoptosis in infected/cancerous cells?B-CellsKiller T-CellsHelper T-Cells
- 9. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following adaptive immune cells recruit other immune cells to fight infection?B-CellsKiller T-CellsHelper T-Cells
- 10. Multiple ChoiceWhat is inflammation?A release of blood as a result of vasodilationSwelling of the skinIncreased blood pressure to tissueNot sure honestly
- 11. Multiple ChoiceChoose the answer that matches the description: pus filled region, generally in the skinabscessempymacellulitisulcerurticaria
- 12. Multiple ChoiceChoose the answer that matches the description: infection of the subcutaneous tissue, causing edema and congestion; spreads easilyabscessempymacellulitisulcerurticaria
- 13. Multiple ChoiceChoose the answer that matches the description: pus filled area in the lung specificallyabscessempymacellulitisulcerurticaria
- 14. Multiple ChoiceChoose the answer that matches the description: depressed or excavated lesion on the skin or mucousabscessempymacellulitisulcerurticaria
- 15. Multiple ChoiceChoose the answer that matches the description: another description of hivesabscessempymacellulitisulcerurticaria
- 16. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is the correct description of natural passive immunity?You received antibodies from your mom in the wombYou received an antibody transplant from someone else to help bolster your immune systemYou were exposed to a disease as a child, so the second time you were exposed to it you already had immunity and didn't get sickYou were vaccinated with a weakened version of the virus, so the second time you already had immunity
- 17. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is the correct description of acquired passive immunity?You received antibodies from your mom in the wombYou received an antibody transplant from someone else to help bolster your immune systemYou were exposed to a disease as a child, so the second time you were exposed to it you already had immunity and didn't get sickYou were vaccinated with a weakened version of the virus, so the second time you already had immunity
- 18. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the folliwng is the correct description of natural active immunity?You received antibodies from your mom in the wombYou received an antibody transplant from someone else to help bolster your immune systemYou were exposed to a disease as a child, so the second time you were exposed to it you already had immunity and didn't get sickYou were vaccinated with a weakened version of the virus, so the second time you already had immunity
- 19. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is the correct desciption of acquired active immunity?You received antibodies from your mom in the wombYou received an antibody transplant from someone else to help bolster your immune systemYou were exposed to a disease as a child, so the second time you were exposed to it you already had immunity and didn't get sickYou were vaccinated with a weakened version of the virus, so the second time you already had immunity
- 20. Multiple ChoiceWhat antibody responds to to allergens within your body?IgEIgAIgGIgMIgD
- 21. Multiple ChoiceChoose the correct description of athsma.vasodilation and mucous production in the lungs in response to stressvasodilation across the entire body, generally as a result of allergen in the blood streamvasodilation under the skin as a result of touching the allergen
- 22. Multiple ChoiceChoose the correct description of anaphylaxis.vasodilation and mucous production in the lungs in response to stressvasodilation across the entire body, generally as a result of allergen in the blood streamvasodilation under the skin as a result of touching the allergen
- 23. Multiple ChoiceChoose the correct description of contact dermatitis?vasodilation and mucous production in the lungs in response to stressvasodilation across the entire body, generally as a result of allergen in the blood streamvasodilation under the skin as a result of touching the allergen
- 24. Multiple ChoiceWhat is an autoimmune disorder?A condition in which your body attacks its own tissues with autoantibodiesA condition in which your body over reacts to an otherwise normal surface proteinA condition in which your body rejects another person's body partsA condition in which a person's immune system is insufficient to fight off infection
- 25. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is NOT an example of an isoimmune disorder?Wrong blood type trasfusionOrgan rejectionErythroblastosis fetalisAIDS
- 26. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is NOT a part of your humoral immunity?T CellsB CellsAntibodies
- 27. Multiple ChoiceMatch with correct disease: Follows a strep A infection in which your body develops antibodies to fight connective tissue in the heart and joints.Rheumatoid ArthritisMyasthenia GravisDiabetes Type 1 MyelitisLupus ErythromatusScleroderma
- 28. Multiple ChoiceMatch with correct disease: antibodies bind to receptors in the synatpic cleft, preventing nerve conduction or muscle contractionRheumatoid ArthritisMyasthenia GravisDiabetes Type 1 MyelitisLupus ErythromatusScleroderma
- 29. Multiple ChoiceMatch with correct disease: follows a viral infection in which beta cells in the pancrease express new surface proteins, in which your body attacksRheumatoid ArthritisMyasthenia GravisDiabetes Type 1 MyelitisLupus ErythromatusScleroderma
- 30. Multiple ChoiceMatch with correct disease: causes your body to not produce insulinRheumatoid ArthritisMyasthenia GravisDiabetes Type 1 MyelitisLupus ErythromatusScleroderma
- 31. Multiple ChoiceMatch with correct disease: characteried by a butterfly rash on the face, primarily in womenRheumatoid ArthritisMyasthenia GravisDiabetes Type 1 MyelitisLupus ErythromatusScleroderma
- 32. Multiple ChoiceMatch with correct disease: leads to hardening of the skin, also Raynaud's phenomenonRheumatoid ArthritisMyasthenia GravisDiabetes Type 1 MyelitisLupus ErythromatusScleroderma
- 33. Multiple ChoiceWhat is a good description of Raynaud's phenomenon?change of color in fingerschange of color of toesdrying of the skinloss of connective tissue
- 34. Multiple ChoiceWhat cell is destroyed by HIV?Helper T-CellsKiller T-CellsB-Cells
- 35. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is NOT a way AIDS is spread?SalivaSexual intercourseSharing needlesFetal inheritence
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