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Home » Medical nursing MCQ: Immune system

Medical nursing MCQ: Immune system

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21 Which of the following statements best describes the primary function of the immune system

  • A) Regulating body temperature and blood pressure
  • B) Involved in digestion and nutrient absorption
  • C) Recognizing and defending against foreign invaders
  • D) Excreting metabolic waste
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22 What is the first line pharmacologic treatment for anaphylaxis

  • A) Oral antihistamine
  • B) Epinephrine injection
  • C) Intravenous antibiotic
  • D) Corticosteroid tablet
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23 Which lab assay quantifies specific antibody levels in serum

  • A) Flow cytometry
  • B) ELISA
  • C) PCR
  • D) Western blot
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24 What is the main role of regulatory T cells

  • A) Promote inflammation
  • B) Suppress immune response
  • C) Produce antibodies
  • D) Activate complement
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25 Which condition reflects an overactive immune response to self

  • A) Immunodeficiency
  • B) Hypersplenism
  • C) Autoimmune disease
  • D) Allergy
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26 What characterizes a type III hypersensitivity reaction

  • A) IgE mediated
  • B) Immune complex deposition
  • C) T cell mediated
  • D) Complement activation only
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27 Which vaccine uses mRNA technology

  • A) Inactivated polio
  • B) MMR
  • C) COVID-19 Moderna
  • D) Tetanus toxoid
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28 Which immunotherapy uses monoclonal antibodies to target TNF-alpha

  • A) Vaccine
  • B) Checkpoint inhibitor
  • C) Anti-cytokine therapy
  • D) CAR T cell therapy
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29 What mechanism do corticosteroids use to reduce inflammation

  • A) Enhance cytokine release
  • B) Inhibit phospholipase A2
  • C) Increase leukotriene synthesis
  • D) Stimulate prostaglandin production
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30 What is the main purpose of herd immunity

  • A) Protects vaccinated only
  • B) Reduces pathogen transmission
  • C) Increases antibiotic use
  • D) Promotes passive immunity
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