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d.All the routes above are correct.
Microorganism can invade the host through Blood,Bone marrow,mucosa and skin.
a.Invasion through Blood:-Many microorganisms belonging to the group of virus and bacteria can invade a host through blood.They cause blood borne diseases.A bloodborne disease is a disease that can be spread through contamination by blood and other body fluids.most common among the disease are HIV,hepatitis B,hepatitis C.they usually transmit through syringe,by taking blood of affected person during needs.
b.Invasion through Bone marrow:- After bone marrow transplant our immune system is too weak.And our body is vulnerable to bone marrow infections.we are supposed to infect by bacteria,virus and respiratory virus.At this time we should pay attention to hygiene to prevent infection.
c.Invasion through Mucosa and skin:-Some diseases spread through via direct contact with infected skin and mucosa membranes.As wounds and bites breach skin barrier microbes can easily invade the host.disease like cold sores(herpes simplex virus type1),candidiasis caused by excess yeast on skin snd mucus membrane.
Microorganisms invade the host through: a)Blood b)Bone marrow c)Mucosa and Skin d)All the routes above are...
A. red blood cell B. white blood cells C. platelets D. all of the above E. none of the above Questions 57 through 67: 57. carries oxygen 58. contains hemoglobin 59. neutrophils 60. made in bone marrow 61. these are cell fragments from megakaryocytes 62. most abundant promote clotting reactions 64. B and T cells 65. plasma 66. each has a biconcave shape 67. cells that lack a nucleus and organelles 63.
1. Which of the following is NOT a membrane? a. skin b. serosa c. mucosa d. pericardium e. All are membranes. 2. Which of the following statements about the mucosa are TRUE? a. Mucosa refers to the fact that this membrane is always wet. b. Mucosa line the cavities of all hollow organs that open to the exterior. C. Mucosa of the mouth and esophagus contain stratified columnar epithelial cells. d. All mucosa produce large amounts of lubricating mucus. 3....
Select all of the virulence factors that allow pathogens to invade the host A) Exoenzymes B) Toxins C) Pili D) Capsules
All of the following are produced in the bone marrow of an adult EXCEPT: a. Neutrophils b. Basophils c. Blood Platelets d. Erythrocytes e. Lymphocytes
Where is bone marrow found? A. Inside compact bone B. Inside spongy bone C. Inside the Haversian canal D. Inside the lamellae of the bone
C. The error rate with the blood test is greater than the skin test. d. A positive test indicates the person has latent TB infection. e. All of the above 48. What is the role of the medical assistant with IV therapy? a. Schedule appointments for the patient. b. Assist the nurse by communicating issues with the IV. c. Start IVs and give IV medications and fluids. d. All of the above e. A and B 49. What is an...
Practice Questions 61 15. A patient had a bone marrow transplant and numerous blood transfusions during the course of treatment for cancer. A bone marrow biopsy performed to monitor for recurrence a few weeks after treatment ended, showed abundant hemo siderin within macrophages. In this case, hemo- siderin accumulation is not likely due to A. deposition of immunoglobulin light chains produced by the patient's cancer. B. brown atrophy. C. excess dietary lipid. D. iron overload from blood transfusions. 16. Which...
1. -------- is an intense form of skin inflammation. a. eczema b. psoriasis c. striae d. cellulitis e. cellulose 2. ---------- is an authoimmune skin disorder that is characterized by an increased proliferation and buildup of keratinocytes on the surface of the skin a. eczema b. psoriasis c. striae d. cellulitis e. cellulose 3. Which statement about the epidermis is not correct? a. The primary structural and functional cell type of the integument is the keratinocyte. b. Melanocytes produce the...
immunology: Indicate what step is correct (Select all that apply) Lymphocytes travel through the body in the lymph as well as the blood Lymphocytes leave the blood through the walls of fine capillaries in 2ry lymphoid organs After spending some time in the LN, lymphocytes leave in the efferent lymph Lymphocytes return to blood at the subclavian vein A lymphocyte after encounter an antigen to which its receptor binds, stops recirculating. The spleen has no connection to the lymphatic system...
Which of the following is not a function of the skeletal system? a) productions of blood cells b) storage of minerals and fat c) support and protection of the body d) providing for flexible body movement e) production of body heat All of the following are found in the anatomy of a long bone, except which? a) red bone marrow b) compact bone c) ligaments d) yellow bone marrow e) periosteum Which of the following ways our muscles generate ATP...