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TU. All human viruses must have the ability to 1. have only its nucleic acid enter the host cell 2. kill or not kill the host cell 3. multiply in the absence of living cells 4. extracellular uncoat 5. have their nucleic acid replicate in the host cell A. 1,2 B. 2,5 C. 3,4 D. 4,5 E. 1,4 11. Which of the following involves pseudopods? a. adherence of phagocytes to pathogens b. chemotaxis c. opsonization d. extracellular killing e. a & b 12. Antimicrobials may a. produce allergic reactions b. produce toxic effects not only to the microbe but to the host c. kill bacteria in our bodies d. all the above

TU. All human viruses must have the ability to 1. have only its nucleic acid enter the host cell 2. kill or not kill the host cell 3. multiply in the absence of living cells 4. extracellular uncoat 5. have their nucleic acid replicate in the host cell A. 1,2 B. 2,5 C. 3,4 D. 4,5 E. 1,4 11. Which of the following involves pseudopods? a. adherence of phagocytes to pathogens b. chemotaxis c. opsonization d. extracellular killing e. a & b 12. Antimicrobials may a. produce allergic reactions b. produce toxic effects not only to the microbe but to the host c. kill bacteria in our bodies d. all the above

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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10. All human viruses must have the ability to 1. have only its nucleic acid enter the host cell 2. kill or not kill the host cell 3. multiply in the absence of living cells 4. extracellular uncoat 5. have their nucleic acid replicate in the host cell A. 1,2 B. 2,5 C. 3,4 D. 4,5 E. 1,4 11. Which of the following involves pseudopods? a. adherence of phagocytes to pathogens b. chemotaxis c. opsonization d. extracellular killing e. a & b 12. Antimicrobials may a. produce allergic reactions b. produce toxic effects not only to the microbe but to the host c. kill bacteria in our bodies d. all the above 13. The normal range for IgG is between 700-1600 mg/dL, and the normal range for IgM is between 40 - 250 mg/dL. Your patient has a chronic infection, and you measured his IgG levels to be 500 mg/dL, and his IgM levels to be 40 mg/dl. Based off this information, which of the following caused your patient's low IgG concentration? a. the presence of healthy macrophages b. dysfunctional T helper cells c. the presence of B cells d. dysfunctional eosinophils e. the lower level of IgM
Transcribed Image Text:10. All human viruses must have the ability to 1. have only its nucleic acid enter the host cell 2. kill or not kill the host cell 3. multiply in the absence of living cells 4. extracellular uncoat 5. have their nucleic acid replicate in the host cell A. 1,2 B. 2,5 C. 3,4 D. 4,5 E. 1,4 11. Which of the following involves pseudopods? a. adherence of phagocytes to pathogens b. chemotaxis c. opsonization d. extracellular killing e. a & b 12. Antimicrobials may a. produce allergic reactions b. produce toxic effects not only to the microbe but to the host c. kill bacteria in our bodies d. all the above 13. The normal range for IgG is between 700-1600 mg/dL, and the normal range for IgM is between 40 - 250 mg/dL. Your patient has a chronic infection, and you measured his IgG levels to be 500 mg/dL, and his IgM levels to be 40 mg/dl. Based off this information, which of the following caused your patient's low IgG concentration? a. the presence of healthy macrophages b. dysfunctional T helper cells c. the presence of B cells d. dysfunctional eosinophils e. the lower level of IgM
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