NUR 172 QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+ 100%
GUARANTEED PASS LATEST 2026-2027
The nurse teaches the client that reducing the viral load will have what effect?
A) Shorter survival
B) Shorter time to AIDS diagnosis
C) Longer survival
D) Longer immunity - CORRECT ANSWER-C) Longer survival
Which of the following protective responses begin with the B lymphocytes?
A) Recognition
B) Phagocytic
C) Cellular
D) Humoral - CORRECT ANSWER-D) Humoral
Which immunity type becomes active as a result of infection by a specific microorganism?
, A) artificially acquired active immunity
B) naturally acquired active immunity
C) naturally acquired passive immunity
D) artificially acquired passive immunity - CORRECT ANSWER-B) naturally acquired active
immunity
The nurse is working with a colleague who has a delayed hypersensitivity (type IV) allergic
reaction to latex. Which statement describes the clinical manifestations of this reaction?
A) Symptoms occur within minutes after exposure to latex.
B) Symptoms can be eliminated by changing glove brands.
C) Symptoms are localized to the area of exposure, usually the back of the hands.
D) Symptoms worsen when hand lotion is applied before donning latex gloves. - CORRECT
ANSWER-C) Symptoms are localized to the area of exposure, usually the back of the hands.
The nurse is assessing a client with a history of ankylosing spondylitis. What will the nurse most
commonly assess?
A) increased urine output
B) low back pain
C) red, butterfly-shaped facial rash
D) patchy hair loss on the scalp - CORRECT ANSWER-B) low back pain
A client presents at the clinic with an allergic disorder. The client asks the nurse what an
"allergic disorder" means. What would be the nurse's best response?
A) "It is a hyperimmune response to something in the environment that is usually harmless."
B) "It means you are very sensitive to something inside of yourself."
CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+ 100%
GUARANTEED PASS LATEST 2026-2027
The nurse teaches the client that reducing the viral load will have what effect?
A) Shorter survival
B) Shorter time to AIDS diagnosis
C) Longer survival
D) Longer immunity - CORRECT ANSWER-C) Longer survival
Which of the following protective responses begin with the B lymphocytes?
A) Recognition
B) Phagocytic
C) Cellular
D) Humoral - CORRECT ANSWER-D) Humoral
Which immunity type becomes active as a result of infection by a specific microorganism?
, A) artificially acquired active immunity
B) naturally acquired active immunity
C) naturally acquired passive immunity
D) artificially acquired passive immunity - CORRECT ANSWER-B) naturally acquired active
immunity
The nurse is working with a colleague who has a delayed hypersensitivity (type IV) allergic
reaction to latex. Which statement describes the clinical manifestations of this reaction?
A) Symptoms occur within minutes after exposure to latex.
B) Symptoms can be eliminated by changing glove brands.
C) Symptoms are localized to the area of exposure, usually the back of the hands.
D) Symptoms worsen when hand lotion is applied before donning latex gloves. - CORRECT
ANSWER-C) Symptoms are localized to the area of exposure, usually the back of the hands.
The nurse is assessing a client with a history of ankylosing spondylitis. What will the nurse most
commonly assess?
A) increased urine output
B) low back pain
C) red, butterfly-shaped facial rash
D) patchy hair loss on the scalp - CORRECT ANSWER-B) low back pain
A client presents at the clinic with an allergic disorder. The client asks the nurse what an
"allergic disorder" means. What would be the nurse's best response?
A) "It is a hyperimmune response to something in the environment that is usually harmless."
B) "It means you are very sensitive to something inside of yourself."
