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Murray: Medical Microbiology, 7th Edition

Chapter 10: Immune Responses to Infectious Agents

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MULTIPLE CHOICE

1.    What is the first antibody produced when an invading microorganism is initially encountered?
a.
IgA
b.
IgD
c.
IgE
d.
IgG
e.
IgM

ANS: E

2.    A 5-day-old baby is brought back to the hospital with signs of sepsis, is not thriving, and has vesicular lesions on his scalp at the site of monitor attachment. Why is a baby susceptible to a more serious outcome with this infection than an older child or adult?
a.
Immunosuppression from the mother
b.
Infection of a site closest to the brain
c.
Lack of IgA production
d.
Low levels of interferon-γ production
e.
More rapidly growing cells

ANS: D

3.    Endotoxin initiates septic responses by binding to:
a.
NF-κB
b.
Complement receptor 3d
c.
Toll-like receptor 4
d.
C-reactive protein
e.
ICAM 1

ANS: C

4.    Endotoxin induces production of which cytokines by macrophages?
a.
IL-1, TNF-α, IL-6
b.
IL-2, IL-4, IL-6
c.
IL-4, IL-5, IL-10
d.
IL-2, IFN-γ, TNF-β
e.
TGF-β, IL-10, IL-17

ANS: A

5.    Which of the following cytokines is required to initiate a protective helper T cell immune response to measles virus?
a.
IL-1
b.
IL-4
c.
IL-8
d.
IL-10
e.
IL-12

ANS: E

6.    Treatment with which cytokine makes the macrophage more efficient at killing bacteria?
a.
Interferon alpha
b.
Interferon gamma
c.
TGF-β
d.
GM-CSF
e.
IL-2

ANS: B

7.    M. tuberculosis becomes reactivated in an AIDS patient because:
a.
CD8 T cells cannot kill the bacteria.
b.
Neutrophils do not become activated.
c.
Macrophages do not get an activation signal.
d.
B cells stop making protective antibody.
e.
CD4 T cells stop making TGF-β.

ANS: C

8.    Identify which deficiency would most compromise a protective immune response to E. coli sepsis.
a.
IgG
b.
IgE
c.
CD8 T cells
d.
Mast cells

ANS: A

9.    Identify which deficiency would most compromise a protective immune response to herpes simplex virus.
a.
IgG
b.
IgE
c.
CD8 T cells
d.
Neutrophils
ANS: C
10.  Identify which deficiency would most compromise a protective immune response to poliovirus.
a.
IgG
b.
IgE
c.
CD8 T cells
d.
Neutrophils

ANS: A

11.  Identify which deficiency would most compromise a protective immune response to S. aureus skin infection.
a.
IgA
b.
IgE
c.
CD8 T cells
d.
Neutrophils

ANS: D

12.  Identify which deficiency would most compromise a protective immune response to helminths.
a.
IgG
b.
IgE
c.
CD8 T cells
d.
Neutrophils

ANS: B

13.  A person with chronic granulomatous disease and related defects in the NADPH Oxidase enzyme complex would be most susceptible to serious outcomes from:
a.
S. aureus
b.
Herpes simplex virus
c.
Parainfluenza
d.
Neisseria meningitides
e.
All of the above

ANS: A

14.  A person with complement C7 deficiency would be most susceptible to serious outcomes from:
a.
S. aureus
b.
Herpes simplex virus
c.
Parainfluenza
d.
Neisseria meningitides
e.
All of the above

ANS: D
15.  A person with hyper-IgM syndrome would be susceptible to serious outcomes from:
a.
S. aureus
b.
Herpes simplex virus
c.
Parainfluenza
d.
Neisseria meningitides
e.
All of the above

ANS: E

16.  A person with IgA deficiency would be most susceptible to serious outcomes from:
a.
S. aureus
b.
Herpes simplex virus
c.
Parainfluenza
d.
Strongyloides stercoralis
e.
All of the above

ANS: C

17.  A person with asplenia would be most susceptible to serious outcomes from:
a.
S. aureus
b.
Herpes simplex virus
c.
Parainfluenza
d.
Neisseria meningitides
e.
All of the above

ANS: D

18.  Match the hypersensitivity reaction with the response to poison ivy.
a.
Type I
b.
Type II
c.
Type III
d.
Type IV

ANS: D

19.  Match the hypersensitivity reaction with the anaphylactic response to penicillin.
a.
Type I
b.
Type II
c.
Type III
d.
Type IV

ANS: A

20.  Match the hypersensitivity reaction with the immune complex–induced complement activation in the kidney during hepatitis B infection.
a.
Type I
b.
Type II
c.
Type III
d.
Type IV

ANS: C


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