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If you are allergic to pollen, a good treatment would be to receive a medication known as an anti-histamine. A vaccination against pollen would likely not help treat the allergy. UA high level of mast cell activity might cause a case of anaphlactic shock, whereby your blood pressure would drop significantly. The mast cells were probably exposed to their antigen in this case. U IgE is important in many allergic responses. none of the answers are correct If self molecules are seen as foreign (non-self) this could lead to an autoimmune disease. O Identical twins would have the same MHC molecules but likely have different antibodies produced in the course of their lifespan.

If you are allergic to pollen, a good treatment would be to receive a medication known as an anti-histamine. A vaccination against pollen would likely not help treat the allergy. UA high level of mast cell activity might cause a case of anaphlactic shock, whereby your blood pressure would drop significantly. The mast cells were probably exposed to their antigen in this case. U IgE is important in many allergic responses. none of the answers are correct If self molecules are seen as foreign (non-self) this could lead to an autoimmune disease. O Identical twins would have the same MHC molecules but likely have different antibodies produced in the course of their lifespan.

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If you are allergic to pollen, a good treatment would be to receive a medication known as an anti-histamine. A vaccination against pollen would likely not help treat the allergy. A high level of mast cell activity might cause a case of anaphlactic shock, whereby your blood pressure would drop significantly. The mast cells were probably exposed to their antigen in this case. IgE is important in many allergic responses. none of the answers are correct If self molecules are seen as foreign (non-self) this could lead to an autoimmune disease. Identical twins would have the same MHC molecules but likely have different antibodies produced in the course of their lifespan.
Transcribed Image Text:If you are allergic to pollen, a good treatment would be to receive a medication known as an anti-histamine. A vaccination against pollen would likely not help treat the allergy. A high level of mast cell activity might cause a case of anaphlactic shock, whereby your blood pressure would drop significantly. The mast cells were probably exposed to their antigen in this case. IgE is important in many allergic responses. none of the answers are correct If self molecules are seen as foreign (non-self) this could lead to an autoimmune disease. Identical twins would have the same MHC molecules but likely have different antibodies produced in the course of their lifespan.
Which of the following are correct? none of the statements are correct Lack of iodine in one's diet might cause a disruption in Thyroid hormone levels. As you are under stress while taking this exam, it is possible that the adrenal glands are promoting the synthesis of glucose from non-carbohydrate sources. The steroid hormone known as cortisol would help the body do this. If a person loses too much water in their urine in a short period of time they will likely die from dehydration. The posterior pituitary hormone, ADH, acts to conserve water in the body. Low levels of TSH might be the cause of hypothyroidism in a patient. If I remove a patient's adrenal gland, it is likely that the levels of ACTH would increase.
Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following are correct? none of the statements are correct Lack of iodine in one's diet might cause a disruption in Thyroid hormone levels. As you are under stress while taking this exam, it is possible that the adrenal glands are promoting the synthesis of glucose from non-carbohydrate sources. The steroid hormone known as cortisol would help the body do this. If a person loses too much water in their urine in a short period of time they will likely die from dehydration. The posterior pituitary hormone, ADH, acts to conserve water in the body. Low levels of TSH might be the cause of hypothyroidism in a patient. If I remove a patient's adrenal gland, it is likely that the levels of ACTH would increase.
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