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Patient 1: You inform them that there are two options to tes…
Patient 1: You inform them that there are two options to test for this second potential infection. One is a rapid test and the second is an indirect enzyme immunoassay. Compare and contrast these two tests to help your patient make an informed decision about which test would be best for them by answering the questions below. The rapid test detects . The indirect EIA detects . The rapid test is . The indirect EIA is . The rapid test indicate(s) a current infection. The indirect EIA indicate(s) a current infection. The rapid test be performed by themselves at home. The indirect EIA be performed by themselves at home.
Patient 2: HIV is a latent, single stranded RNA retrovirus t…
Patient 2: HIV is a latent, single stranded RNA retrovirus that enters host cells through membrane fusion. Based on this description of an HIV virion and what you know about viral structures, which image best represents the virus?
[6a] caused by the pathogen [6b] is more common after a natu…
caused by the pathogen is more common after a natural disaster because of a breakdown of sanitation infrastructure and a lack of access to safe water. For full credit, write out the full name of the organism (genus and species)
Patient 1: Interestingly, you note that this secondary infec…
Patient 1: Interestingly, you note that this secondary infection is caused by an obligate intracellular pathogen. Describe how your innate immune system can defend against this pathogen when the bacteria is INSIDE of the host cell. For full credit include all of the cells, proteins and interactions involved in this response. (eight sentences max)
Select the chemotactic factors. Multiple Answers.Academic In…
Select the chemotactic factors. Multiple Answers.Academic Integrity: Copying/sharing/reproducing the assessment questions and/or posting questions to online platforms or social media is strictly prohibited.
Which of the following decreases the blood pressure? Multipl…
Which of the following decreases the blood pressure? Multiple Answers.Academic Integrity: Copying/sharing/reproducing the assessment questions and/or posting questions to online platforms or social media is strictly prohibited.
Which one slows down the bacterial growth by creating an iro…
Which one slows down the bacterial growth by creating an iron-deficiency for bacteria? Academic Integrity: Copying/sharing/reproducing the assessment questions and/or posting questions to online platforms or social media is strictly prohibited.
The lymph from your cheek empties into which of the followin…
The lymph from your cheek empties into which of the following?Academic Integrity: Copying/sharing/reproducing the assessment questions and/or posting questions to online platforms or social media is strictly prohibited.
The infected cells present which of the following to trigger…
The infected cells present which of the following to trigger the cytotoxic T cells? Academic Integrity: Copying/sharing/reproducing the assessment questions and/or posting questions to online platforms or social media is strictly prohibited.