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N5315 Advanced Pathophysiology Central Nervous System Trauma

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N5315 Test 2 All Answers Correct What do CD4/helper T cells do? ️Activate macrophages, B-cells, cytotoxic T-cells, and other CD4 cells What is released by Th1 and what does it do? ️Releases IL2 and activates cytotoxic Tcells What does CD4 bind to? ️MCHII What is released by Th2 and what does it do? ️Releases IL4 and binds to B cells and activates them What does CD8 bind to? ️MHC1 Humoral immunity involves what cells? ️B cells Cell Mediated Immunity involves what cells? ...

Cardiomyopathies tend to result from what? Tend to result from the neurohormonal responses to ischemic heart disease or hypertension What are other causes of cardiomyopathies? Infectious disease, toxins, systemic connective tissue disorders, nutritional deficiencies, and infiltrative disorders What do the pathological consequences of cardiomyopathies affect? Affect the myocardium layer of the heart impairing contractility or restricting blood flow through the heart How many types ...

N5315 Advanced Pathophysiology Exam (Hypersensitivities, Hemostasis Part II, Arachidonic Pathway, Solid Organ Transplant Rejection, AIDS) | Questions with Answers Verified 100% Correct

N5315 Advanced Pathophysiology Exam | Questions with Answers Verified 100% Correct

Cranial nerve I - Olfactory (smell) Cranial nerve II - Optic - vision Cranial nerve III - Oculomotor - pupil reflex, able to follow moving objects Cranial nerve IV - Trochlear - Abilty to follow moving objects Cranial nerve V - Trigeminal - Sensation of pain, touch, temperature, open mouth, clench teeth Cranial nerve VI - Abducens - Ability to move eye laterally Cranial nerve VII - Facial - Ability to taste, facial symmetry (close eyes, whistle), tearing

What are the two types of HIV? HIV 1 and HIV 2 Which type of HIV is the most common? HIV 1 Where is HIV 2 mainly seen? Western Africa What is the difference between HIV 1 and HIV2? There is one gene that is different between the two viruses. This difference makes HIV 2 much less virulent and is not as easily transmitted. What is HIV covered with? Viral envelope Master01 | October, 2024/2025 | Latest update 1 | P a g e | © copyright 2024/2025 | Grade A+ What is the protein p...

Advanced patho N5315 Endocrine module 8 questions with Complete solutions

DNA molecule Correct Answer-double helix structure provides a code for all the body's proteins DNA - 4 nitrogenous bases Correct Answer-adenine cytosine guanine thymine mutation Correct Answer-any inherited alteration of genetic material Base Pair substitution mutation Correct Answer-one base pair is replaced by another frame shift mutation Correct Answer-insertion or deletion of one or more base pairs (not a multiple of 3) to the DNA molecule can greatly alter the resulting am...