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Module 4 & 5

Advanced pathophysiology

QuestionMonocytes that migrateAnswer
macrophages Monocytes that migrate from the blood into tissues are called ____These cells are of central importance in initiating inflammation and recruitment of other leukocytes to areas of need. _ .
Autoimmunity is a failure of self-tolerance true
Activation of the complement cascade by the classical pathway begins with C1 binding to the antigen antibody complex
A person with type B blood A person with type B blood has B antigens and anti-A antibodies, thus they will react with a Type II hypersensitivity reaction if given A blood.
The body’s inflammatory response is always the same, regardless of cause. This is true: increased permeability, recruitment and emigration of leukocytes, and phagocytosis of antigens and debris.
The geriatric population is more vulnerable to disease due to Decreased ability to respond to new antigens
Activated kinins cause Vasodilation vascular permeability and pain
The coagulation cascade is linked to the complement and kinin systems by activated factor X. False. The coagulation cascade is linked to the complement and kinin systems by activated factor XII (Hageman factor).
Cells that display normal __________ on their cell surfaces are protected from natural killer (NK) cell cytotoxicity. major histocompatability complex
Natural killer cells and phagocytic cells are mediators of innate defenses. I
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