Jeopardy Review Game

Question 1

What type of immunity is acquired by contracting mumps?

Answer 1

Active natural immunity

Question 2

What type of immunity is acquired via breast milk?

Answer 2

Passive natural immunity

Question 3

What type of immunity is acquired by getting a gamma globulin injection after a hepatitis B exposure?

Answer 3

Passive artificial immunity

Question 4

What type of immunity is acquired by receiving an influenza vaccine?

Answer 4

Active artificial immunity

Question 5

What type of immunity happens with transfer of antibodies through the placenta to the fetus?

Answer 5

Passive natural immunity

Question 6

This type of reaction can happen from a blood transfusion

Answer 6

Type II (cytotoxic) hypersensitivity

Question 7

A rash from poison ivy is an example of this type of reaction

Answer 7

Type IV (4) delayed hypersensitivity

Question 8

This type of reaction is associated with IgE, histamine and mast cells

Answer 8

Type I (immediate) hypersensitivity

Question 9

Lupus is an example of this type of hypersensitivity

Answer 9

Type III (immune complex-mediated) hypersensitivity

Question 10

This is the first priority when caring for a patient with anaphylaxis

Answer 10

Maintain the airway

Question 11

This antibody is responsible for the primary immune response

Answer 11

IgM

Question 12

This antibody plays a role in B-cell activation

Answer 12

IgD

Question 13

IgG is also called this

Answer 13

Gamma globulin

Question 14

IgA is found in breast milk, tears, saliva and these tissues in the body

Answer 14

Mucous membranes

Question 15

This immunoglobulin shows up for parasitic infections

Answer 15

IgE

Question 16

What stage of the infectious process produces general symptoms of malaise, fever, headache and muscle aches

Answer 16

Prodromal stage

Question 17

This is the single most important measure for infection control

Answer 17

Hand hygiene

Question 18

This diet is often prescribed to patients recovering from infectious diarrhea

Answer 18

BRAT diet

Question 19

An ER patient with an infected looking “spider bite” likely has this type of infection

Answer 19

Community acquired MRSA

Question 20

A patient with C-diff should not be given this type of medication

Answer 20

Anti diarrheals

Question 21

These cells are the first to arrive for the inflammatory response and are highly phagocytic

Answer 21

Neutrophils

Question 22

The five signs of local inflammation

Answer 22

Erythema
Hyperemia
Edema
Pain
Loss of function

Question 23

These immune cells respond to allergens and parasites

Answer 23

Eosinophils

Question 24

This cell coordinates and amplifies the cell-mediated immune response

Answer 24

Helper T cell

Question 25

These are the two primary (central) lymphoid tissues

Answer 25

Thymus and bone marrow

Question 26

An increase in “bands” is called this

Answer 26

“Shift to the left”

Question 27

The term for a neutrophil count less than 1000 cells/mm3

Answer 27

Neutropenia

Question 28

Skin lesion associated with this disease

Answer 28

Lyme disease

Question 29

Neutropenic precautions involve avoiding lunch meats, raw/rare fish/meats and these kinds of foods

Answer 29

Fresh fruits and vegetables

Question 30

This procedure is the #1 cause of healthcare associated infections

Answer 30

Urinary catheterization