Question 1

The A and B antigens are the only antigens found on the surface of red blood cells.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

The United Network of Organ Sharing considers many factors,including the wealth and celebrity of the patient,when considering organ recipients.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Describe the problems that arise from (a)maternal Rh incompatibility and (b)ABO blood type incompatibility?

Accepted Answer

If the mother is Rh- and her fetus is Rh

Question 4

The function of the human immune system is/are

Accepted Answer

A)  to promote tissue transplants from any other human. 
B)  to promote organ regrowth after organ damage. 
C)  to protect the human body from infections caused by bacteria and viruses. 
D)  to defend against hypertension. 
E)  to adjust for changes in climatic conditions. 
A)  to promote tissue transplants from any other human. 
B)  to promote organ regrowth after organ damage. 
C)  to protect the human body from infections caused by bacteria and viruses. 
D)  to defend against hypertension. 
E)  to adjust for changes in climatic conditions.

Question 5

In determining the ABO blood types,the Iᴬ is _____ the Iᴮ allele.

Accepted Answer

A)  completely dominant over 
B)  incompletely dominant with 
C)  codominant with 
D)  not related to 
E)  recessive to 
A)  completely dominant over 
B)  incompletely dominant with 
C)  codominant with 
D)  not related to 
E)  recessive to

Question 6

All of the following will happen if there is an ABO blood type mismatch between donor and recipient in a blood transfusion EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A)  the recipient's immune system will make antibodies against the donor antigens. 
B)  the donated blood cells will form clumps. 
C)  large amounts of hemoglobin will be released from damaged RBCs. 
D)  it can lead to kidney failure in the recipient. 
E)  there will be no problem as long as the Rh factors match. 
A)  the recipient's immune system will make antibodies against the donor antigens. 
B)  the donated blood cells will form clumps. 
C)  large amounts of hemoglobin will be released from damaged RBCs. 
D)  it can lead to kidney failure in the recipient. 
E)  there will be no problem as long as the Rh factors match.

Question 7

Briefly explain how HIV drugs work.What is the usual approach to the use of HIV drugs for an HIV infected patient?

Accepted Answer

HIV drugs can prevent entry of the virus

Question 8

Human blood types are inherited.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

MATCHING
Match the associated terms. Terms may be used more than once
-Pig-human immune system

Accepted Answer

A) HLA complex genes 
B) HIV 
C) ABO 
D) Chimeric system 
E) Xenograft
F)Hyperacute rejection
G)Mismatch of antigens
H)Vaccination
I)T4 helper cell 
A) HLA complex genes 
B) HIV 
C) ABO 
D) Chimeric system 
E) Xenograft
F)Hyperacute rejection
G)Mismatch of antigens
H)Vaccination
I)T4 helper cell

Question 10

Can a woman with blood type A have a child with blood type O?

Accepted Answer

A)  Yes, but only if the father has type O blood. 
B)  No, this is not possible genetically. 
C)  No, to have a child with type O blood, the mother must also have type O blood. 
D)  Yes, but only if the mother is IAIA and the father is IAIO. 
E)  Yes, but the mother must be IAIO. 
A)  Yes, but only if the father has type O blood. 
B)  No, this is not possible genetically. 
C)  No, to have a child with type O blood, the mother must also have type O blood. 
D)  Yes, but only if the mother is IAIA and the father is IAIO. 
E)  Yes, but the mother must be IAIO.

Question 11

What is an antigen? What is an antibody? Identify the role of each substance in the immune response.

Accepted Answer

Most agents that infect the body carry p

Question 12

Individuals need to be at least 16 years of age to consent to donate an organ.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Which is an/are important components of the human immune system?

Accepted Answer

A)  skin 
B)  T cells 
C)  B cells 
D)  memory cells 
E)  All of these are important components of the human immune system. 
A)  skin 
B)  T cells 
C)  B cells 
D)  memory cells 
E)  All of these are important components of the human immune system.

Question 14

What is the principal behind vaccinations?

Accepted Answer

A)  An inactive or weakened disease-causing agent is injected to stimulate the body to produce antibodies and memory cells. 
B)  An inactive antigen can stimulate RBC to multiply. 
C)  Vaccinations stimulate a hyperacute rejection against the infectious agent. 
D)  Vaccinations contain antibodies that will stay in the body and provide long-term protection against the infectious agent. 
E)  All viruses and bacteria have identical antigens. 
A)  An inactive or weakened disease-causing agent is injected to stimulate the body to produce antibodies and memory cells. 
B)  An inactive antigen can stimulate RBC to multiply. 
C)  Vaccinations stimulate a hyperacute rejection against the infectious agent. 
D)  Vaccinations contain antibodies that will stay in the body and provide long-term protection against the infectious agent. 
E)  All viruses and bacteria have identical antigens.

Question 15

A serious disease occurring during some pregnancies,where the Rh factor poses a problem is called

Accepted Answer

A)  Hemolytic disease of newborns. 
B)  Xenotransplantation. 
C)  A xenograft. 
D)  An autoimmune disorder. 
E)  Hyperacute rejection. 
A)  Hemolytic disease of newborns. 
B)  Xenotransplantation. 
C)  A xenograft. 
D)  An autoimmune disorder. 
E)  Hyperacute rejection.

Question 16

MATCHING
Match the associated terms. Terms may be used more than once
-Animal to human organ donation

Accepted Answer

A) HLA complex genes 
B) HIV 
C) ABO 
D) Chimeric system 
E) Xenograft
F)Hyperacute rejection
G)Mismatch of antigens
H)Vaccination
I)T4 helper cell 
A) HLA complex genes 
B) HIV 
C) ABO 
D) Chimeric system 
E) Xenograft
F)Hyperacute rejection
G)Mismatch of antigens
H)Vaccination
I)T4 helper cell

Question 17

HIV infects cells of the immune system and can lead to AIDS.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Immunosuppressive drugs are given to people after an organ transplant to prevent bacterial infections.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

What is unusual about people who are naturally resistant to HIV infection?

Accepted Answer

A)  They are all homozygous for a mutant allele of the CC-CKR5 gene. 
B)  They are all homozygous for a mutant allele of the HLA complex gene. 
C)  They are all homozygous for a mutant allele of the Rh gene. 
D)  They do not have any T4 helper cells. 
E)  They are all heterozygous for a mutant allele of the CC-CKR5 gene. 
A)  They are all homozygous for a mutant allele of the CC-CKR5 gene. 
B)  They are all homozygous for a mutant allele of the HLA complex gene. 
C)  They are all homozygous for a mutant allele of the Rh gene. 
D)  They do not have any T4 helper cells. 
E)  They are all heterozygous for a mutant allele of the CC-CKR5 gene.

Question 20

When B cells are activated,____ cells are produced.

Accepted Answer

A)  antigen-destroying 
B)  T4 helper 
C)  memory 
D)  killer T 
E)  autoimmune 
A)  antigen-destroying 
B)  T4 helper 
C)  memory 
D)  killer T 
E)  autoimmune

The A and B antigens are the only antigens found on the surface of red blood cells.

The United Network of Organ Sharing considers many factors,including the wealth and celebrity of the patient,when considering organ recipients.

Describe the problems that arise from (a)maternal Rh incompatibility and (b)ABO blood type incompatibility?

The function of the human immune system is/are

In determining the ABO blood types,the Iᴬ is _____ the Iᴮ allele.

All of the following will happen if there is an ABO blood type mismatch between donor and recipient in a blood transfusion EXCEPT

Briefly explain how HIV drugs work.What is the usual approach to the use of HIV drugs for an HIV infected patient?

Human blood types are inherited.

MATCHING Match the associated terms. Terms may be used more than once -Pig-human immune system

Can a woman with blood type A have a child with blood type O?

What is an antigen? What is an antibody? Identify the role of each substance in the immune response.

Individuals need to be at least 16 years of age to consent to donate an organ.

Which is an/are important components of the human immune system?

What is the principal behind vaccinations?

A serious disease occurring during some pregnancies,where the Rh factor poses a problem is called

MATCHING Match the associated terms. Terms may be used more than once -Animal to human organ donation

HIV infects cells of the immune system and can lead to AIDS.

Immunosuppressive drugs are given to people after an organ transplant to prevent bacterial infections.

What is unusual about people who are naturally resistant to HIV infection?

When B cells are activated,____ cells are produced.

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Inheritance of Complex Traits

Cancer and the Cell Cycle

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Genetics and Populations

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Exam 14: Immunogenetics

The A and B antigens are the only antigens found on the surface of red blood cells.

The United Network of Organ Sharing considers many factors,including the wealth and celebrity of the patient,when considering organ recipients.

Describe the problems that arise from (a)maternal Rh incompatibility and (b)ABO blood type incompatibility?

The function of the human immune system is/are

In determining the ABO blood types,the Iᴬ is _____ the Iᴮ allele.

All of the following will happen if there is an ABO blood type mismatch between donor and recipient in a blood transfusion EXCEPT

Briefly explain how HIV drugs work.What is the usual approach to the use of HIV drugs for an HIV infected patient?

Human blood types are inherited.

MATCHING Match the associated terms. Terms may be used more than once -Pig-human immune system

Can a woman with blood type A have a child with blood type O?

What is an antigen? What is an antibody? Identify the role of each substance in the immune response.

Individuals need to be at least 16 years of age to consent to donate an organ.

Which is an/are important components of the human immune system?

What is the principal behind vaccinations?

A serious disease occurring during some pregnancies,where the Rh factor poses a problem is called

MATCHING Match the associated terms. Terms may be used more than once -Animal to human organ donation

HIV infects cells of the immune system and can lead to AIDS.

Immunosuppressive drugs are given to people after an organ transplant to prevent bacterial infections.

What is unusual about people who are naturally resistant to HIV infection?

When B cells are activated,____ cells are produced.

Sex and Development

Assisted Reproductive Technology

Changes in Chromosome Number

How Genes Are Transmitted From Generation to Generation

Gene Expression and Gene Regulation

Changes in DNA: Mutations and Epigenetics

Biotechnology

Genetic Testing and Prenatal Diagnosis

DNA Forensics

Genomics

Inheritance of Complex Traits

Cancer and the Cell Cycle

Behavior

Genetics and Populations

Human Evolution

A Different World: The Past, Present, and Future of Human Genetics

Biology Basics 1-Cells and Cell Structure

Biology Basics 2-DNA and RNA

Biology Basics 3-Genes, Populations, and the Environment

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