Immunologie Test

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Immunologie Test

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Le système immunitaire est composé de cellules spécialisées et d’effecteur moléculaire ou molécules plasmatiques, quelles sont les cellules qui ne libèrent pas les interleukines dans les organes et le sang plasmatique ?

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Substance ou pathogène capable de déclencher une immunogénicité ?phrase juste :

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Citer la fonction immunologique de défense naturelle ou innée qui est fausse :

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Pour le premier vaccin dirigé contre la variole, c’est un vaccin provenant d’une souche du germe pathogène qui est peu pathogène par lui-même. Citer un item qui est juste ?

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Au cours d’une réponse antigénique B, suite à la phase de prolifération, des lymphocytes B mémoires sont formés et laissés dans le site de l’inflammation. Est-ce qu’à ce moment-là, les 5 classes d’immunoglobulines de surface existent-elles sur les membranes de cellules B mémoires ?

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Indiquez la réponse juste. Le thymus :

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Selon vous, une vieille personne de 60 ans peut-elle reçoit un don d’organe dans un greffe de rein d’une personne d’environ 30 ans ? Citer l’items juste :

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Cocher la réponse fausse. Les marqueurs suivants sont présents sur les lymphocytes B matures :

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Rôle prioritaire de la vaccination par rapport á l’âge de l’individu, citer la phrase fausse :

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Citer l’organe et fluide biologique suivantes qui n’appartiennent pas à la première ligne de défense de l’organisme :

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Fonction importante d’immunoglobuline G, citer la phrase juste ?

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La définition de test Western blot ? Citer la phrase juste :

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Citer la phrase juste á l’organisation du système HLA ou le système du Complexe Majeur d’Histocompatibilité dans le chromosome humain est :

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L’item faux pour la définition de la fonction fondamentale du système immunitaire :

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What type of immunity is provided by a vaccine?

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Which antibody is the first responder in an infection?

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How does the immune system respond to active immunotherapy?

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What is the major limitation of ELISA for viral quantification?

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Which virus quantification test is used for influenza virus using red blood cells?

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Which of the following tests is most commonly used to quantify antigens in a sample?

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Which is a major advantage of active immunotherapy over passive immunotherapy?

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What is the primary target cell of HIV?

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Which of the following is a common opportunistic infection associated with AIDS?

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Which of the following is NOT part of the innate immune system?

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Which of the following is NOT a consequence of complement activation?

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Which of the following is NOT a function of HLA molecules?

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What type of antibody is often used in passive immunotherapy?

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Which of the following is a disadvantage of passive immunotherapy?

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Which of these molecules does NOT belong to the HLA system?

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Where do T cells mature?

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What is the main characteristic of an antigen?

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What is the major benefit of active immunotherapy over passive immunotherapy?

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What is the advantage of Western blot over ELISA?

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Which cell type is primarily involved in the adaptive immune response?

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What is opsonization?

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Which immune cell is responsible for phagocytosis?

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The immune system can distinguish between:

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What is the role of CD4+ T cells in adaptive immunity?

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What does ART stand for in the context of HIV treatment?

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Which of the following diseases is most closely associated with C3 deficiency?

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What type of T cell is activated by MHC-I molecules?

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Which test is used in blood typing?

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What does RIA stand for?

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Which complement pathway is primarily triggered by antigen-antibody complexes?

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Which immunotherapy is most commonly used for allergies?

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What do Helper T cells (CD4⁺) release to activate other immune cells?

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Which method is based on measuring virus-induced cell lysis?

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Which of the following is a characteristic of C3 deficiency?

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Patients with terminal complement component deficiency should receive which vaccination?

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What is the function of Class II HLA molecules?

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Which diagnostic method is primarily used for viral load quantification?

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What is the function of memory B cells?

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Which test is used for confirmatory diagnosis of HIV?

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Which HIV strain is most common worldwide?

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Lymph nodes contain large numbers of:

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What type of immunity is transferred from mother to child via breast milk?

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Which of the following is true about haptens

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Which molecule is used by T cells to recognize antigens?

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Which of the following diseases is associated with HLA-DR3?

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Which test uses light scattering to measure antigen-antibody complexes?

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