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Home » Medical nursing MCQ: Immune system

Nursing MCQ

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141 Type III hypersensitivity reactions are mediated by

  • A) IgE
  • B) T lymphocytes
  • C) Immune complex deposition
  • D) Delayed T cell response
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142 Perforin released by cytotoxic cells functions to

  • A) Inhibit complement
  • B) Form pores in target cell membranes
  • C) Neutralize toxins
  • D) Stimulate antibody production
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143 Bruton agammaglobulinemia is characterized by deficiency of which cells

  • A) T lymphocytes
  • B) B lymphocytes
  • C) Neutrophils
  • D) Macrophages
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144 A toxoid vaccine is composed of

  • A) Live attenuated pathogens
  • B) Inactivated toxins
  • C) Subunit proteins
  • D) Naked DNA
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145 Which cell type differentiates into antibody-secreting plasma cells

  • A) Helper T cell
  • B) Memory B cell
  • C) Neutrophil
  • D) Dendritic cell
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146 The primary lymphoid organ responsible for B cell development is

  • A) Spleen
  • B) Thymus
  • C) Bone marrow
  • D) Lymph node
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147 The spleen’s main immune function is to

  • A) Produce platelets
  • B) Filter lymph fluid
  • C) Filter blood and house lymphocytes
  • D) Produce digestive enzymes
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148 Which white blood cell type increases predominantly during parasitic infections

  • A) Neutrophils
  • B) Lymphocytes
  • C) Monocytes
  • D) Eosinophils
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149 Which complement component functions as an opsonin to enhance phagocytosis

  • A) C1q
  • B) C3b
  • C) C5a
  • D) C9
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150 Central tolerance in the thymus eliminates which cells

  • A) Mature B cells
  • B) Self-reactive T cells
  • C) Natural killer cells
  • D) Plasma cells
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