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A patient is immunized for rubella what type of immunity justice patient have

Active

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The CDC recommendation for a diagnosis of Lyme disease is used to use

Enzyme immunoassay followed by a western blot

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What is a universal donor for blood?

O Neg

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Does HIV trigger an immune response?

Yes

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A CD 4T cell is a

Helper cell

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Flow cytometry measures the size of the cell by

Forward Scatter

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To test for antibiotics to a specific allergens use this Procedure

RAST

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What is the concentration of bleach should be used to Disinfect

10 percent

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in immunodeficient people cytomegalovirus infections can cause

Pneumonia Or vision lost

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The influenza, rapid test detect what

The anti-flu agent in nasal secretions

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A Xenograft is graft from

A different species

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I have a patient test positive for anti-HBSAG and his test for HBEAG is now negative this indicates what

He’s in recovery with good prognosis

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A hetero antigen is

Antigen from a different species

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An antigen specific cell is a

T or B cell lymphocyte

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Natural or innate immunity is

Nonspecific immunity

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An allograft is a graft from

An individual of the same species

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And I logic reaction to peanuts is what type of hypersensitivity reaction

Type one reaction

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Disperses is

cells squeezing through endothelial l cells to leave the circulation

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What is characteristic of natural immunity?

It depends on normal present body Functions

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What are the viruses and the herpesville family

EBV CMV HSV1 HSV 2 and varicella zoster virus (VZV)