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Lecture Quiz 10

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #2
A  the receptor of an inactive CD8 cell attaches to a specific antigen on the MHC I receptor of an antigen-presenting cell (APC)
B  it is then costimulated by IL-2 from helper T cells
C  CD8 cells divide
D  activated CD8 cells are produced
E  memory CD8 cells are produced
Question #4
A  alveolar type I
B  macrophages
C  dust cells
D  alveolar type II
E  squamous cells
Question #5
A  temperature and pH
B  temperature and surfactant
C  2,3-DPG concentration and pH
D  pO2 and pH
Question #7
A  intercostal muscles contract moving the ribs up and out → increases the width and depth of the thoracic cavity
B  diaphragm contracts increasing the length of the thoracic cavity
C  increase in the size of the thoracic cavity → increase in its volume → decrease in the intrathoracic pressure
D  ↑ volume of lungs → ↑ intrapulmonary pressure
E  volume of lungs increases
Question #9
A  a helper T (CD4) cell, whose T cell receptor matches the antigen attaches, and is activated
B  antigen is processed by an antigen presenting cell (APC) and attaches antigen fragment to its’ MHC I receptor
C  plasma cells secrete antibodies against the antigen
D  cytokines stimulate the B cell to produce plasma and memory cells
E  activated CD4 cell then attaches to the MHC II receptor/antigen complex of a B cell and releases cytokines (IL-2)
Question #10
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #11
A  formation of membrane attack complexes
B  enhancement of the inflammatory response by mast cells
C  all the above
D  attraction of neutrophils and macrophages (chemotaxis)
E  enhancement of phagocytosis of pathogens (opsinization)