Question

5 multiple choice 5 points a test used to screen blood for the presence of antibodies to different viruses or bacteria is a/an lipid profile test. serum enzyme test. western blot. enzyme immunoassay (eia). 6 multiple choice 5 points the physician has told the patient there is metastasis. the nurse explains to the patient this means an anaphylactic reaction is taking place. a disease has spread. none of the answers are correct. a disease is localized. 7 multiple choice 5 points the two types of acquired active immunity are ____ and ____. humoral; cell-mediated active; cell-mediated active; humoral cell-mediated; passive

Explanation:

• Question 5: Enzyme immunoassay (EIA) is used to detect antibodies in blood. Lipid profile tests check lipids, serum enzyme tests check enzymes, and Western blot is for protein analysis.
• Question 6: Metastasis means a disease (like cancer) has spread. Anaphylactic reaction is a severe allergic reaction. Localized means not spread.
• Question 7: Acquired active immunity has two types: humoral (antibodies) and cell - mediated (T - cells).

Answer:

1. Enzyme immunoassay (EIA).
2. a disease has spread.
3. humoral; cell - mediated.