Immunity

4. Type of antibodies given to treat Covid
8. In the aging process a decreased number of these cells are released and causes an increased number of memory cells.
11. Medication given for allergy symptoms. May cause blurred vision, urinary retention. Nursing implications are to avoid driving and to store in air tight container.
12. Treatment that involves exposing a client to a small amount of antigen to which they are type I hypersensitive. Slowly increasing the amount and strength to a maintenance dose.
13. These are released from mast cells and basophils in response to an allergic reaction.
14. Immunity Immunity provided by antibodies formed in response to a specific antigen and administered to another person.
15. Toxicity that is a common complication due to plasmapheresis.
17. May be induced by radiation

1. The bodies ability to respond appropriately to a foreign stimulus
2. The use of tissue from a member of the same species.
3. loratadine and fexofenadine are what type of antihistamines.
5. Caused by B-cells and/or T-cells producing autoantibodies and autosensitized T-cells.
6. Proliferate when a foreign substance enters the body.
7. Immunity affected by aging process.
9. Lymphokines attract theses to the sites of infection and inflammation.
10. Corticosteroids, azathioprine and cyclosporine
11. The number of hours in which blood must be transfused.
16. The line of defense that provides nonspecific immunity
18. The use of ones own blood or tissue for treatment.