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Becoming infected by a disease from a mosquito bite is an example of ____.


A) direct contact
B) indirect contact
C) inhalation infection
D) contact with a transmitting vector
E) retro-contract

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Which part of the spleen contains masses of lymphocytes?


A) nodes
B) marrow
C) red pulp ​
D) white pulp
E) clear pulp

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During the inflammatory response, which cells release histamine?


A) T cells
B) mast cells
C) macrophages
D) neutrophils
E) eosinophils

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T cells can only be activated by ____.


A) antigens presented by other cells
B) apoptosis
C) memory cells
D) plasma cells
E) complement proteins

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A infection derived from a hospital stay is classified as ____.


A) epidemic
B) pandemic
C) endemic
D) nosocomial
E) maldemic

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Which cells provide diversity for the immune response?


A) macrophages
B) T and B cells
C) dendritic cells
D) complement cells
E) neutrophils

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Which type of cell acts an antigen-presenting cell?


A) neutrophils
B) T helper cells
C) Cytotoxic T cells
D) plasma cells
E) dendritic cells

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An antigen-MHC complex is usually found on which cell type?


A) neutrophils
B) T helper cells
C) cytotoxic T cells
D) plasma cells
E) dendritic cells

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The first line of defense against foreign invaders is ____.


A) adaptive immunity
B) the immune system
C) B and T cell activity
D) physical and chemical barriers
E) antibody production

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Which chemical released from the brain causes a fever?


A) cytokines
B) interleukins
C) histamine
D) acetylcholine
E) prostaglandins

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Helper T cells produce ____.


A) cytokines
B) antibodies
C) plasma cells
D) chemicals that cause apoptosis
E) histamine

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Recognition of self versus non-self is accomplished by ____.


A) macrophage function
B) complement system activation
C) B and T cell cloning
D) the presence of MHC markers on cell membranes
E) memory cell formation

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HIV's primary genetic instructions are in the form of ____.


A) DNA
B) RNA
C) proteins
D) amino acids
E) DNA and RNA

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A fever rising above what temperature is considered a medical emergency?


A) 38oC
B) 39oC
C) 40oC
D) 41oC
E) 42oC

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Which of the following is NOT a mode of transfer of an infectious disease?


A) direct contact
B) indirect contact
C) inhaling the pathogen
D) contact with a transmitting agent
E) retro-contract

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HIV is transmitted in ____.


A) food
B) water
C) body fluids
D) air
E) infected surfaces

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Effector B cells are called ____.


A) memory cells
B) macrophages
C) plasma cells
D) blood cells
E) antigen producing cells

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Cytotoxic T cells produce ____.


A) cytokines
B) antibodies
C) plasma cells
D) chemicals that cause apoptosis
E) histamine

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Which portion of the lymphatic system is the major site of antibody production?


A) spleen
B) all lymph nodes
C) liver
D) thymus gland
E) thoracic duct

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The use of which type of medication may lead to vaginal yeast infections?


A) antibiotics
B) aspirin
C) antihistamines ​
D) pain relievers
E) anti-hypertensives

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