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NURS 330 Post Class Review - Module 4 - Immune Function

Learning objective: Understand the fundamentals of immune function in order recognize and understand disease presentation and prevention in hospital

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Froggy Jumps Leap of ContagionVersión en línea NURS 330 Post Class Review - Module 4 - Immune Function Learning objective: Understand the fundamentals of immune function in order recognize and understand disease presentation and prevention in hospital por Emma van der Slagt 1 Part One - Immune Function Basics a Lets go! b I'm tired of games c Don't pick me 2 Which immune system organs are paired correctly with their function in adaptive immunity? a Thymus - differentiates RBC b Bone marrow - produces WBC, RBC, and platelets c Lymph system - stores and transports immune mediators only 3 Which is the correct sequence in the acute inflammation response? a Stimulus, mediators, vascular, cellular, repair b Mediator, stimulus, cellular, vascular, repair c Stimulus, mediators, cellular, vascular, repair 4 Which of the following is not a type of passive immunity? a Administration of Ig b Fetus through placenta c Receiving a vaccine 5 Why does prolonged stress influence your immune system? a Stress increases the release of histamine, causing the immune system to attack itself b Cortisol has anti-inflammatory properties which suppress the immune system c Cortisol stimulates the overproduction of white blood cells 6 Choose the correct statement comparing inflammation and infection: a Inflammation causes infection b Infection causes inflammation c Inflammation is always caused by infection 7 What is not a sign of localized inflammation? a Erythema b Fever c Pain due to increased edema 8 What pairing is incorrect when looking at inflammation interventions and their precautions? a NSAIDS and corticosteroids - must be taken with food b Heat - should be quickly applied after ice to reduce swelling c Anti-histamines - monitor for dizziness or sedation 9 Part 2 - You are now a pathogen trying to infect a person in hospital - do you understand? (a) a Yes b No c Dont answer No 10 You are searching for a patient to infect, what individual do you have the best chance of infecting? a A healthy 50yr old male visiting his partner b A 65yr old male with COPD who just underwent surgery c A 70yr old female in emerg for a dislocated shoulder 11 If you were a hospital acquired infection - which two infection sites would you most commonly seek? a Urinary tract and lungs b Lungs and surgical site c Bloodstream and surgical site 12 You find a patient recovering from surgery, which line of defense would be the first you would run into? a Skin b Macrophages c Mast cells 13 You have made it past the patients first line of defense and entered the surgical site, what do you face now? a Cell-mediated response b Humoral response c Acute inflammatory response 14 Congratulations you have successfully caused systemic inflammation! What signs and symptoms do you anticipate your host presenting? a Malaise, nausea, tachycardia, tachypnea, fever b Malaise, nausea, bradycardia, bradypnea, fever c Malaise, nausea, erythema, edema, and loss of function 15 The nurse is now looking for you! Which diagnostic test is she most likely to run to confirm inflammation? a Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR) b C-reactive protein (CRP) c Plasma Inflammatory Reactivity Index (PIRI) 16 You are now circulating through the bloodstream and are faced with the third line of defense. What makes this defense more different? a The third line of defense relies on specific immunity b The third line of defense contains phagocytes c The third line of defense is immediate 17 You have successfully infected the patient. What factors will help your survival? a Cool temperatures b Bright areas c Damp surroundings 18 You are found to be a health-care associated infection and have caused infection in the lungs. What are you most likely? a Diphtheria b Pseudomonas c Enterobacteriaceae (CRE)

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Part One - Immune Function Basics

Which immune system organs are paired correctly with their function in adaptive immunity?

Which is the correct sequence in the acute inflammation response?

Which of the following is not a type of passive immunity?

Why does prolonged stress influence your immune system?

Choose the correct statement comparing inflammation and infection:

What is not a sign of localized inflammation?

What pairing is incorrect when looking at inflammation interventions and their precautions?

Part 2 - You are now a pathogen trying to infect a person in hospital - do you understand? (a)

You are searching for a patient to infect, what individual do you have the best chance of infecting?

If you were a hospital acquired infection - which two infection sites would you most commonly seek?

You find a patient recovering from surgery, which line of defense would be the first you would run into?

You have made it past the patients first line of defense and entered the surgical site, what do you face now?

Congratulations you have successfully caused systemic inflammation! What signs and symptoms do you anticipate your host presenting?

The nurse is now looking for you! Which diagnostic test is she most likely to run to confirm inflammation?

You are now circulating through the bloodstream and are faced with the third line of defense. What makes this defense more different?

You have successfully infected the patient. What factors will help your survival?

You are found to be a health-care associated infection and have caused infection in the lungs. What are you most likely?