Unit 5, Lecture 3 Quiz Retake

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Which of the following is a granulocyte?

Lymphocyte

Macrophage

Basophil

T- Cell 

Which of the following CAN perform phagocytosis?

B-Ce;;

Macrophage

Basophil

T-Cell

Which of the following is not a function of white blood cells but a function of our infected body cells?

Positive Chemotaxis 

Phagocytosis

Diapedesis

The gif shows:

Diapedesis

Phagocytosis

Positive Chemotaxis 

Pneumococci have infected your lungs, which of the following is the first to show up to fight them off?

Basophils

Neutrophils

Monocytes

Eosinophils

Which of the following cannot directly attach foreign invaders but can release chemicals which create an environment that makes it easier for other white blood cells to fight off invaders.

Eosinophils

Monocytes

Basophils

Neutrophils

Which of the following uses antibodies to attack foreign molecules?

Lymphocytes

T-Cells

B-Cells

Basophils

Which of the following directly attacks INFECTED CELLS

Lymphocytes

T-Cells

Basophils

B-Cells

Which of the following promotes inflammation, causes vasodilation and increases blood vessel permeability?

Pus consists of all the following except..

Damaged Cells

Bacteria

Leukocytes 

Healthy Cells

White blood cells travel through the but do most of their work in the

If you get a splinter (tissue injury), your body immediately jumps into action! First 1_will occur in which, the infected cells will release chemicals attracting white blood cells. Then 2_will allow the WBC's to exit the blood and enter the tissue. Finally, once they have reached the bacteria, the WBC will engulf it and break it down, or in other words perform _3____. What goes in the second blank?

Diapedesis

Phagocytosis

Positive Chemotaxis

If you get a splinter (tissue injury), your body immediately jumps into action! First 1_will occur in which, the infected cells will release chemicals attracting white blood cells. Then 2_will allow the WBC's to exit the blood and enter the tissue. Finally, once they have reached the bacteria, the WBC will engulf it and break it down, or in other words perform _3____. What goes in the second blank?

Phagocytosis

Positive Chemotaxis

Diapedesis

If you get a splinter (tissue injury), your body immediately jumps into action! First 1_will occur in which, the infected cells will release chemicals attracting white blood cells. Then 2_will allow the WBC's to exit the blood and enter the tissue. Finally, once they have reached the bacteria, the WBC will engulf it and break it down, or in other words perform _3____. What goes in the third blank?

Phagocytosis

Diapedesis

Positive Chemotaxis

A person is not feeling well. They go to the doctors and get blood work.

They following is their blood cell count results:
Neutrophil 58%
Lymphocyte 27%
Monocyte 5%
Eosinophil 15%
Basophil 0.5%.

A. First, identify the leukocyte that is abnormally high by comparing these results to the normal values below.
B. Then, based off these results, what might be causing this patient to feel ill?

Which of the following is a granulocyte?

Lymphocyte

Macrophage

Basophil

T- Cell 

Which of the following CAN perform phagocytosis?

B-Ce;;

Macrophage

Basophil

T-Cell

Which of the following is not a function of white blood cells but a function of our infected body cells? 

Positive Chemotaxis 

Phagocytosis

Diapedesis

The gif shows: 

Diapedesis

Phagocytosis

Positive Chemotaxis 

Pneumococci have infected your lungs, which of the following is the first to show up to fight them off? 

Basophils

Neutrophils

Monocytes

Eosinophils

Which of the following cannot directly attach foreign invaders but can release chemicals which create an environment that makes it easier for other white blood cells to fight off invaders. 

Eosinophils

Monocytes

Basophils

Neutrophils

Which of the following uses antibodies to attack foreign molecules?

Lymphocytes

T-Cells

B-Cells

Basophils

Which of the following directly attacks INFECTED CELLS 

Lymphocytes

T-Cells

Basophils

B-Cells

Which of the following promotes inflammation, causes vasodilation and increases blood vessel permeability?

Cytokines

Heparin

Histamine

Lysozyme 

Antibodies

Pus consists of all the following except..

Damaged Cells

Bacteria

Leukocytes 

Healthy Cells

White blood cells travel through the __________but do most of their work in the __________

Body Tissue, Blood

Urine, Blood

Water, Body Tissue

Blood, Body Tissue

Blood, Urine

If you get a splinter (tissue injury), your body immediately jumps into action! First ____1_______will occur in which, the infected cells will release chemicals attracting white blood cells. Then ____2_____will allow the WBC's to exit the blood and enter the tissue. Finally, once they have reached the bacteria, the WBC will engulf it and break it down, or in other words perform _____3______. What goes in the second blank?

Diapedesis

Phagocytosis

Positive Chemotaxis

If you get a splinter (tissue injury), your body immediately jumps into action! First ____1_______will occur in which, the infected cells will release chemicals attracting white blood cells. Then ____2_____will allow the WBC's to exit the blood and enter the tissue. Finally, once they have reached the bacteria, the WBC will engulf it and break it down, or in other words perform _____3______. What goes in the second blank? 

Phagocytosis

Positive Chemotaxis

Diapedesis

If you get a splinter (tissue injury), your body immediately jumps into action! First ____1_______will occur in which, the infected cells will release chemicals attracting white blood cells. Then ____2_____will allow the WBC's to exit the blood and enter the tissue. Finally, once they have reached the bacteria, the WBC will engulf it and break it down, or in other words perform _____3______. What goes in the third blank? 

Phagocytosis

Diapedesis

Positive Chemotaxis