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What is an allergy?
immune response occures to a pathogen in the air
immune response occurs though no pathogen present
flu like symptoms caused by specific imnunity defensive proteins
all of the above
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- If you were to step on a rusty nail, how would the tetanus vaccine protect you? OR provides immunity to the tetanus bacteria Ot provides immunity to the tetanus toxin O t prevents the bacteria from entering your cells O t provides immunity to the tetanus virusWhich of these would be a first line of defense against microbial infection? skin O T cells antibodies O respiratory systemWhich of the following are ways a pathogen can disrupt systemic controls? I autoimmune diseases cytokine storms I hemorrhagic effects clotting disorders
- Which among the choices is considered to break the chain of infection at the level of reservoir?Hand washing after digging the groundCovering the nose with tissue when sneezing Throwing uncovered water reserves at the backyard Exercising to strengthen the immunity Which among the choices is considered to break the chain of infection at the level of infectious agent?Spraying alcohol on a bench before sitting to kill Sars-Cov 2Covering the nose with N-95 mask when walking around Session Road Covering the nose with tissue when sneezingExercising to strengthen the immunit Work is being done with Mycobacterium tuberculosis in the microbiology laboratory. It is important to prioritize safety when working in the laboratory since the pathogen can produce high risks. Thus, the following protective materials should be present in the laboratory, EXCEPT:AutoclaveEffluent decontamination system Air-purifying respiratorPositive pressure protective sPlease give me a story of someone having an immune system problem, for example covid. Please give something that is special interest about this immune system problem. Please give detail about what caused it and what symptoms they had. give their description of the disease, explain the physiology of what they experienced. not apart of a graded assignment****Your patient is born without B cells. He cannota. fight off intracellular infectionsb. have a Type IV hypersensitivity reactionc. fight off extracellular infectionsd. destroy microorganisms through alternate complemente. c & d
- Which of the following is not a symptom of an allergic reaction? Group of answer choices Asthma or wheezing Development of hives or rashes Irritated or reddened eyes Tingling sensation in the mouth and tongue Sudden increase in blood pressureWhich of the following results from a lackof self-tolerance?a. SCIDb. AIDSc. systemic lupus erythematosusd. anaphylaxise. asthmaIf you are having a fever, you are in your A. zone of physiological stressB. zone of intoleranceC. zone of optimal tolerance
- Some immune systems fail to work effectively so the person is less protected than others. This type of disease or medically induced condition is called ___. atelectasis anergy protein deficiency immunosuppressionThe decrease in the strength or power of the body's immune response due to aging is called ___. immunology anaphylaxis anergy allergyYou take the temperature of a patient and realize that they have a fever. Is this a sign or symptom? O Symptom O Neither O Both O Sign
