Infection
Immune System
Inflammation & Healing
Integumentary Disorders
Mixed Clinical Scenarios
100

Which bacterial structure provides shape and protection and differs in Gram-positive vs Gram-negative?

Cell Wall 

100

Which immune cells mature in the thymus?

T lymphocytes

100

Name two cardinal signs of local inflammation.

Redness, swelling, warmth, pain, loss of function

100

Which skin pigment determines skin color?

Melanin

100

A patient develops widespread hives after eating peanuts. What type of hypersensitivity is this?

Type I (IgE-mediated, anaphylaxis risk)

200

Name one common opportunistic fungal infection in immunosuppressed patients.

Candida or Pneumocystis jirovecii

200

Which antibody is transferred from mother to infant across the placenta?

IgG

200

Which mediator causes vasodilation and increased capillary permeability?

Histamine

200

Which common childhood infection presents with honey-colored crusts?

Impetigo

200

Which nursing action best prevents pressure ulcers in a hospitalized client?

Repositioning the patient regularly to relieve pressure

300

Which microorganism is an obligate intracellular parasite with DNA or RNA but no cellular structure?

Virus

300

What type of hypersensitivity is an incompatible blood transfusion?

Type II Cytotoxic

300

Which type of healing occurs with scar tissue replacing functional cells?

Replacement

300

What chronic inflammatory skin disorder results from abnormal T cell activation and rapid keratinocyte turnover?

Psoriasis

300

A burn patient is at highest risk for which complication in the first 24 hours?

Shock from fluid and electrolyte loss

400

What type of infection occurs in hospitals and affects 10-15% of patients?

Nosocomial infection

400

Which immunosuppressive drug is commonly used in transplant patients?

 Cyclosporine

400

Which exudate is thick and sticky with high fibrin content?

Fibrinous exudate

400

Which parasitic infestation is caused by mites burrowing into the skin?

Scabies

400

A patient with HIV presents with thrush. Which factor explains this infection?

Opportunistic infection due to immunodeficiency

500

List two methods for breaking the chain of infection.

Examples include hand hygiene, immunizations, isolation, disinfection

500

Which autoimmune disorder is characterized by a butterfly rash?

Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE)

500

List two complications of scar tissue formation.

Contractures, adhesions, keloids, ulceration

500

Which ABCDE rule factor describes when a mole changes shape, size, or color over time?

 Evolution

500

A nurse sees a red, swollen, painful lower leg with red streaks along lymph vessels. What condition is suspected?

Cellulitis

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