- 1) What type of immunity results from vaccination?A) innate immunityB) naturally acquired active immunityC) naturally acquired passive immunityD) artificially acquired active immunityE) artificially acquired passive immunity
- What antibodies are present in the plasma of a patient with type A- blood? (Assume exposure to positive blood)Anti-A antibodiesAnti-B antibodiesAnti-Rh antibodies
- What blood type is considered the universal recipient? (disregard Rh)ABABO
- Assume the donor blood is packed blood cells and the plasma has been removed (in other words, disregard the plasma antibodies of the donor). If the recipient's blood type is A+, what are the compatible donor blood types for transfusion?A-A+B-B+AB-AB+O-O+
- What blood type is considered the universal donor? (disregard Rh)ABABO
- What antibodies are present in the plasma of a patient with type AB+ blood? (Assume exposure to positive blood)Anti-A antibodiesAnti-B antibodiesAnti-Rh antibodiesno antibodies
- What antibodies are present in the plasma of a patient with type A- blood? (Assume NO blood transfusions)Anti-A antibodiesAnti-B antibodiesAnti-Rh antibodies
- What antibodies are present in the plasma of a patient with type O- blood? (Assume NO blood transfusions)Anti-A antibodiesAnti-B antibodiesAnti-Rh antibodies
- Select the RBC Surface Antigens that will be present in AB+ type patientsABRh
- What antibodies are present in the plasma of a patient with type B+ blood? (Assume exposure to positive blood)Anti-A antibodiesAnti-B antibodiesAnti-Rh antibodies
- What antibodies are present in the plasma of a patient with type O- blood? (Assume exposure to positive blood)Anti-A antibodiesAnti-B antibodiesAnti-Rh antibodiesno antibodies
- What antibodies are present in the plasma of a patient with type AB- blood? (Assume NO blood transfusions)Anti-A antibodiesAnti-B antibodiesAnti-Rh antibodiesno antibodies
- Select the RBC Surface Antigens that will be present in O- type patientsABRhNo antigens
- Select the RBC Surface Antigens that will be present in B- type patientsABRh
- Select the RBC Surface Antigens that will be present in O+ type patientsABRh
- What antibodies are present in the plasma of a patient with type B+ blood? (Assume NO blood transfusions)Anti-A antibodiesAnti-B antibodiesAnti-Rh antibodies
- Select the RBC Surface Antigens that will be present in A- type patientsABRh
- 3 When antigen reaches a lymph node in a primed animal: A There is an increase in the output of cells in the efferent lymphatics over the following 24 h. B There is a decrease in the output of cells in the efferent lymphatics over the following 24 h. C There is an immediate output of activated blast cells. D It is transported to the spleen. E It is all immediately destroyed by macrophages.
- 20 The bone marrow is a site of: A Very little antibody production. B Antibody production against T-independent antigens only. C Long term antibody production. D Substantial secretion of IgD. E Antibody production by pre-B cells.
- 6 On entering a germinal center, the primary B-blasts grow exponentially to form which cell type in the dark zone: A Secondary B-blasts B Centrocytes C Centroblasts D Memory B-cells E Plasma cells