Gen Path Quiz 4 Granultyic responses (antigen presentation)

An increase in which of the following cell counts suggest the patient is experiencing an allergic response?

macrophage
basophil
eosinophil
neutrophil
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An increase in which of the following cell counts suggest the patient is experiencing an allergic response?

macrophage
basophil
eosinophil
neutrophil
eosinophil
the ________ cell contains _____________ which is the body's best protection against parasites

antigen presenting; IL-1
mast; IgA
kupfer; major basic protein
eosin-staining granular white blood; major basic protein
eosin-staining granular white blood; major basic protein
Which of the following is the closest resemblance physically and chemically to a mast cell?
neutrophil
basophil
thrombocyte
histiocyte
basophil
Which of the following is used by WBCs to kill germs and illustrates the toxicity of unpaired electrons?

myeloperoxidase
prothrombin
caspase
hyaluronidase
myeloperoxidase
The function of the neutrophil is primarily

to heal open wounds
to discover virus particles
swift attack on bacteria
to consume large quantities of cellular waste
swift attack on bacteria
Which of the following is associated with the release of histamine and degranulation?

cytotoxic T cells
neutrophil
mast cell
kupfer cell
mast cell
which of the following belongs only with adaptive immunity

pro-inflammatory cytokines
histamine
receptors for PAMPS
IgA
IgA
Which of the following has toll-like receptors

t Cell
B cell
macrophage
bone marrow stem cells
macrophage
Docking of neutrophils to endothelial molecules is called

chemotaxis
diapedesis
leukocytosis
margination
pavementing
pavementing
The term "antigen" implies two properties: _______ and ________
quantity; osmolarity
innate; adaptive
molecular shape; ability to distinguish non-self from self
allostasis; activation of transcription factors
molecular shape; ability to distinguish non-self from self
Which of the following is NOT associated with fever? histamine TNF IL-1 endogenous pyrogenhistamineWhich of the following does NOT operate as a macrophage cell type? kupfer cell dendritic cell T cell histiocyteT cellimmunocytes that surround and engulf bacteria or other foreign material perform a function called secretion transcription phagocytosis resorptionphagocytosisWhen WBCs change their shape to pass through the capillary wall, this is known as diapedesis allostasis proteolysis diaphoresisdiapedesisthe presentation of antigens is done by platelets basophils macrophages t lymphocytesmacrophagesWhat cells have have a receptor for the antibody associated with allergic reaction (IgE) mast cells and eosinophils neutrophils and basophils erythrocytes and mast cells mast cells and basophilsmast cells and basophilsthe action of _________ creates allergic reasponses such as ______ and ________ cell membrane phospholipid; vasoconstriction; increased capillary permeability myeloperoxidase; pus formation; redness histamine; vasodilation; increased capillary permeability IgA; vasodilation; decreased capillary permeabilityhistamine; vasodilation; increased capillary permeability