Chapter 27 & 28 Hypersensitivities, Injuries

Incised wounds are deeper than they are long.

T Cells can be modified to fight cancer.

Which type of immunoglobin reaction is associated with histamine release and increased numbers of eosinophils in tissues?

Emergency response personnel respond to an automobile accident of high speeds. The male victim is conscious and reports striking his chest on the steering wheel, and that he is now having difficulty breathing. Which of the following is a possible diagnosis?

A patient with a closed head injury is showing signs of increased intracranial pressure. Which of the following is a likely outcome?

This type of hypersensitivity reaction produces vasculitis and subsequently edema. Often the renal glomeruli are involved as well.

A patient who is receiving a blood transfusion is complaining of fever, chills, and laboratory tests reveal acute renal failure. This is an example of which type of hypersensitivity?

A patient presents to the emergency department for sudden onset urticaria after eating shellfish. Urticaria is an example of which type of allergic response?

An abrasion is caused by which of the following?

This immunoglobin is secreted into body fluids where it may interact with antigens before they enter the body’s tissues