Immunology Quick Quiz

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Test immunology basics.

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Froggy Jumps Immunology Quick QuizVersion en ligne Test immunology basics. par Sherise Bristol 1 Q1. Which part of the immune system responds first to a new infection? a Humoral immunity b Innate immunity c Adaptive immunity 2 Q2. Which white blood cell is primarily responsible for antibody production? a T helper cell b B lymphocyte c Macrophage 3 Q3. What is the main function of cytotoxic T cells? a Activate B cells b Kill virus-infected cells c Produce antibodies 4 Q4. Which is NOT part of innate immunity? a Natural killer cells b Antibody production c Skin 5 Q5. Memory cells are formed after exposure to: a Inflammation b Innate immunity c Adaptive immunity 6 Q6. Which hypersensitivity type is anaphylaxis? a Type I b Type III c Type II 7 Q7. A patient develops hives after eating shellfish. What is your FIRST action? a Give antihistamines b Call the provider c Administer epinephrine 8 Q8. Rheumatoid arthritis is an example of which immune problem? a Hypersensitivity b Immunodeficiency c Autoimmune disorder 9 Q9. HIV primarily destroys which type of immune cell? a Cytotoxic T cells b B cells c Helper T cells (CD4) 10 Q10. Contact dermatitis from poison ivy is which hypersensitivity type? a Type II b Type I c Type IV 11 Q11. Which is a common complication in immunodeficiency? a Autoimmunity b Hypertension c Recurrent infections 12 Q12. What is the MOST important infection prevention measure for immunocompromised patients? a Taking antibiotics daily b Wearing masks in public c Daily hand hygiene 13 Q13. Which vaccine type should be avoided in severely immunocompromised patients? a Inactivated vaccines b Recombinant vaccines c Live vaccines 14 Q14. When caring for a neutropenic patient, which is a priority? a Limit visitors b Provide high-protein diet c Administer live vaccines 15 Q15. In suspected anaphylaxis, which is the PRIORITY nursing action after calling for help? a Check vital signs b Start oxygen c Administer antihistamines 16 Q16. Long-term corticosteroid therapy increases the risk of: a Hypoglycemia b Hypotension c Infection 17 Q17. Which drug is often given to prevent organ transplant rejection? a Ibuprofen b Cyclosporine c Penicillin 18 Q18. A patient taking immunosuppressants should be taught to: a Skip vaccines b Double the dose if they miss one c Avoid crowds 19 Q19. A patient with HIV has a CD4 count of 180 cells/mm³. What does this indicate? a Severe immunodeficiency b Mild immunodeficiency c Normal immune function 20 Q20. A nurse is educating a patient with seasonal allergies about the immune response. Which immunoglobulin is responsible for triggering histamine release from mast cells? a IgA b IgE c IgG

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Immunology Quick Quiz

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Immunology Quick QuizVersion en ligne

par Sherise Bristol

Q1. Which part of the immune system responds first to a new infection?

Q2. Which white blood cell is primarily responsible for antibody production?

Q3. What is the main function of cytotoxic T cells?

Q4. Which is NOT part of innate immunity?

Q5. Memory cells are formed after exposure to:

Q6. Which hypersensitivity type is anaphylaxis?

Q7. A patient develops hives after eating shellfish. What is your FIRST action?

Q8. Rheumatoid arthritis is an example of which immune problem?

Q9. HIV primarily destroys which type of immune cell?

Q10. Contact dermatitis from poison ivy is which hypersensitivity type?

Q11. Which is a common complication in immunodeficiency?

Q12. What is the MOST important infection prevention measure for immunocompromised patients?

Q13. Which vaccine type should be avoided in severely immunocompromised patients?

Q14. When caring for a neutropenic patient, which is a priority?

Q15. In suspected anaphylaxis, which is the PRIORITY nursing action after calling for help?

Q16. Long-term corticosteroid therapy increases the risk of:

Q17. Which drug is often given to prevent organ transplant rejection?

Q18. A patient taking immunosuppressants should be taught to:

Q19. A patient with HIV has a CD4 count of 180 cells/mm³. What does this indicate?

Q20. A nurse is educating a patient with seasonal allergies about the immune response. Which immunoglobulin is responsible for triggering histamine release from mast cells?