29. T-cell dependent antigens can a. directly stimulate B cells to multiply and produce antibodies b. directly induce T cells to function с c. restrict antibody formation d. directly activate macrophages e. directly activate T₁ cells h 30. These are the normal ranges for IgG, IgM and IgA. IgG: 6.0 16.0 g/L; IgA: .8-3.0 g/L and IgM: .4-2.5 g/L. You measured these levels in your patient and received the following results: IgG: 10 g/L; IgM: 5.0 g/L and IgA: 1.5 g/L. Which of the following is a result of your patient's antibody levels? a. The presence of a high number of eosinophils b. The presence of a low number of basophils c. The presence of a high number monocytes C. d. The presence of a high number of natural killer cells e. The presence of a high number of pmns 31. T-cell independent antigens can a. directly stimulate B cells to multiply and produce antibodies b. directly induce T cells to function с c. restrict antibody formation d. directly activate macrophages e. directly activate T cells 32. Antibiotics that affect various strains of Gram-positive bacteria and various strains of Gram-negative bacteria are considered to be a. isolate usable b. stress-induced spectrum orrow um
29. T-cell dependent antigens can a. directly stimulate B cells to multiply and produce antibodies b. directly induce T cells to function с c. restrict antibody formation d. directly activate macrophages e. directly activate T₁ cells h 30. These are the normal ranges for IgG, IgM and IgA. IgG: 6.0 16.0 g/L; IgA: .8-3.0 g/L and IgM: .4-2.5 g/L. You measured these levels in your patient and received the following results: IgG: 10 g/L; IgM: 5.0 g/L and IgA: 1.5 g/L. Which of the following is a result of your patient's antibody levels? a. The presence of a high number of eosinophils b. The presence of a low number of basophils c. The presence of a high number monocytes C. d. The presence of a high number of natural killer cells e. The presence of a high number of pmns 31. T-cell independent antigens can a. directly stimulate B cells to multiply and produce antibodies b. directly induce T cells to function с c. restrict antibody formation d. directly activate macrophages e. directly activate T cells 32. Antibiotics that affect various strains of Gram-positive bacteria and various strains of Gram-negative bacteria are considered to be a. isolate usable b. stress-induced spectrum orrow um
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Transcribed Image Text:29. T-cell dependent antigens can
a. directly stimulate B cells to multiply and produce
antibodies
b. directly induce T cells to function
с
c. restrict antibody formation.
d. directly activate macrophages
e. directly activate Th cells
30. These are the normal ranges for IgG, IgM and IgA.
IgG: 6.0 16.0 g/L; IgA: .8-3.0 g/L and IgM: .4-2.5
g/L. You measured these levels in your patient and received
the following results: IgG: 10 g/L; IgM: 5.0 g/L and IgA:
1.5 g/L. Which of the following is a result of your patient's
antibody levels?
a. The presence of a high number of eosinophils
b. The presence of a low number of basophils
c. The presence of a high number monocytes
d. The presence of a high number of natural killer cells
e. The presence of a high number of pmns
31. T-cell independent antigens can
a. directly stimulate B cells to multiply and produce
antibodies
b. directly induce T cells to function
c. restrict antibody formation
d. directly activate macrophages
e. directly activate T₁ cells
32. Antibiotics that affect various strains of Gram-positive
bacteria and various strains of Gram-negative bacteria are
considered to be
a. isolate usable
b. stress-induced spectrum
c. narrow spectrum
d. broad spectrum
e. major spectrum
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