Microbiology Exam 1

Inflammation triggered by the complement response is an example of a positive feedback loop. pp4-5

Choose the component(s) of pus. pp4-9

T cell and B cell antigen binding sites must be variable to bind different things. pp2-4

Which leukocyte is most abundant? pp1-8

Which cells have specific tumor and anti-viral function? pp1-14+17

Which of the following cells are NOT phagocytic?

Which cell is good at helping macrophages? pp3-24

Which infectious disease killed more people than World War 1 + World War 2 combined? pp0-12

Macrophages are leukocytic. pp1-18

What is the name for the cowpox virus? pp5-10

Choose the correct term: Cytokines that help fight viral infections and tumors. pp1-23

Which of the following is NOT recognized by Toll-Like Receptors? pp3-5

Which vaccine protects against chickenpox? vaccine slide

What's the name for a macrophage in the lungs? pp1-19

Which cells are antigen-specific immune cells? pp1-2

Choose all of the correct descriptions for: IgM. pp2-10

Which vaccine protects against Neisseria meningitidis? vaccine slide

Which Ig fits this description: Most abundant in serum, major in secondary response, can cross the placenta. pp2-11

Which way is faster for a cell to enter or leave the lymph node? pp1-31

Which cell will become a Cytotoxic T Lymphocyte? pp3-29

Which cell can worsen infections with intracellular parasites like Mycobacterium leprae? pp3-31

Which are some examples of Gut-associated lymphoid tissue? pp1-29

Which is a symptom of inflammation? Select all that apply. pp4-8

Which Ig is useful in antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity? pp3-14

Herd immunity protects both vaccinated and non-vaccinated individuals. pp5-4

Which hypersentivity takes the longest to develop? pp4-32

T cells bind directly to a pathogen. pp3-20

What is aluminum hydroxide an example of? pp5-14

Which type of vaccine is not recommended for patients with weak immune systems? pp5-9

Which MHC presents a peptide from an endogenous source? pp3-25

Choose the correct term for the definition: Increasing ability to recognize things that need to be phagocytosed. pp2-24

What is the function of the membrane attack complex? pp2-26-27

What 2 things must activated B and T cells do upon activation? pp2-21

Choose the correct term for the definition: programmed cell death. pp3-34

______ cells play a greater role in the antiviral response. pp4-15

What type of vaccine uses foreign polysaccharides as a hapten? pp5-16

Which MHC do CD4 T cells interact with? pp3-23

Which cell reacts with a "death receptor" on the surface of a cell? pp3-34

Which of the following is not an example of passive immunization? pp5-6

Which immunodeficiency is characterized by a baby being born with little to no B and T cell function? pp4-36

Which cells are used as the body tries to expel a worm? Select all that apply. pp4-24

Which scientist is credited with creating 4 postulates for proving a microbe causes a specific disease? pp 0-8

Which is true of Antigen Presenting Cells? pp3-12

Which cells are responsible for producing Interleukin-2? pp3-30

Which cells are considered hematopoetic stem cells? pp1-3

Which of the following are contents that Mast cells and Basophils produce? pp1-13

On which cells would MHC 2 be found? Select all that apply. pp1-7

Which is categorized as a proinflammatory cytokine? pp1-23

TH2 response most important against _____ bacteria, TH1 response most important against _____ bacteria. pp4-10

Choose the correct term for the definition: a non-parasitic antigen. pp4-25

Which functional region of the immunoglobulin binds the antigen? pp2-9

Which hypersensitivity is characterized by IgE recognzing an allergen and promoting granule secretion? pp4-26

What factor(s) does the innate immune response rely on? pp4-4

Which of the following is not a location of immature dendritic cells? pp3-4

Which vaccine protects against Haemophilus influenza B? vaccine slide

Which cells are not innate immune cells? pp1-2

Which is not correct regarding IgE? pp2-15

Choose the correct definition for the term: monoclonal antibody. pp2-3

How long does it normally take for the primary response by B and T cells? pp4-10

Which complement protein forms the pore of the MAC? pp2-27

Choose the correct term: Reduction of microbes in an effort to prevent infection. pp0-10

Choose the correct pair: B cells develop in the ______, T cells develop in the ________. pp1-29

Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia is well known for ______. pp4-21

Which of the following are antigen presenting cells? pp1-7

The skin produces mucus. pp4-3