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The most common route of HIV transmission in adults is

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blood transfusions.

needle sticks.

perinatal.

sexual.

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Dexamethasone and Ondansetron are used to treat which chemotherapy side effect?

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Decreased WBCs

Nausea and vomiting

Alopecia

Pain

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Which of the following medications is used for PCP prophylaxis?

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Azithromycin

Bactrim

Abacavir

Retrovir

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Which of the following is the most common side effect of immunosuppressive medications?

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Pain

Higher risk of infections

Allergy

Antibiotic resistance

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Skin, hair, and monocytes are responsible for what type of immunity?

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Acquired immunity

Hereditary immunity

Innate immunity

Learned immunity

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Which type of white blood cells work by engulfing and eating defective cells and pathogens?

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Cytokines

Eosinophils

B-Cells

Monocytes

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Which type of medications are manufactured as an antigen against the disease-causing bacteria or virus and then administered to healthy individuals to produce adaptive immune response?

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Vaccines

Chemotherapy drugs

Immune-modulators

Alkylating agents

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An enzyme that facilitates the maturation of new HIV virus is called

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protease.

reverse transcriptase.

integrase.

CCR5.

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Cancers that originate in the epithelial tissues including breast, stomach, and skin cancers are called

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sarcomas.

carcinomas.

metastasis.

myelomas.

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A potent immunosuppressive agent commonly reserved for induction therapy to prevent organ rejection is

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Prednisone.

Tacrolimus.

Sirolimus.

Muromonab-CD3.

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Scientifically engineered specific molecules to fight a cancer-causing antigen are called

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monoclonal antibodies.

antitumor antibiotics.

antimetabolites.

interferons.

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Which one of the following is considered an end stage complication of AIDS?

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CMV

MAC

PCP

Cancer

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Tamoxifen is an example of what type of chemotherapy drug class?

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Vinca alkaloid

Hormone-based chemotherapy drugs

Immune system modulating agents

Antitumor antibiotics

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Cyclophosphamide and carboplatin belong to which class of the chemotherapy medications?

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Antimetabolites

Antitumor antibiotics

Vinca alkaloids

Alkylating agents

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The brand name of mycophenolate is

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Imuran.

Cellcept.

Rapamune.

Solu-medrol.

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Which one of the following HIV medications is classified as an integrase inhibitor?

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Enfuvirtide

Nevirapine

Delaviridine

Raltegravir

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What's the generic name for Arimidex?

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Letrozole

Tamoxifen

Anastrozole

Adriamycin

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It's important to follow an antiviral regimen strictly, as prescribed, to

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reduce efficacy.

increase toxicity.

decrease compliance.

reduce resistance.

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What is the generic name for Zofran?

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Ondansetron

Sirolimus

Azathioprine

Cyclosporine

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Which of the following immune cells produce antibodies against pathogens or antigens?

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T-cells

Cytokines

Phagocytes

B-cells

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Here are the answers to your questions:

Question 1:
The most common route of HIV transmission in adults is
Answer: Sexual.

Question 2:
Dexamethasone and Ondansetron are used to treat which chemotherapy side effect?
Answer: Nausea and vomiting.

Question 3:
Which of the following medications is used for PCP prophylaxis?
Answer: Bactrim.

Question 4:
Which of the following is the most common side effect of immunosuppressive medications?
Answer: Higher risk of infections.

Question 5:
Skin, hair, and monocytes are responsible for what type of immunity?
Answer: Innate immunity.

Question 6:
Which type of white blood cells work by engulfing and eating defective cells and pathogens?
Answer: Monocytes.

Question 7:
Which type of medications are manufactured as an antigen against the disease-causing bacteria or virus and then administered to healthy individuals to produce adaptive immune response?
Answer: Vaccines.

Question 8:
An enzyme that facilitates the maturation of new HIV virus is called
Answer: Protease.

Question 9:
Cancers that originate in the epithelial tissues including breast, stomach, and skin cancers are called
Answer: Carcinomas.

Question 10:
A potent immunosuppressive agent commonly reserved for induction therapy to prevent organ rejection is
Answer: Muromonab-CD3.

Question 11:
Scientifically engineered specific molecules to fight a cancer-causing antigen are called
Answer: Monoclonal antibodies.

Question 12:
Which one of the following is considered an end-stage complication of AIDS?
Answer: Cancer.

Question 13:
Tamoxifen is an example of what type of chemotherapy drug class?
Answer: Hormone-based chemotherapy drugs.

Question 14:
Cyclophosphamide and carboplatin belong to which class of the chemotherapy medications?
Answer: Alkylating agents.

Question 15:
The brand name of mycophenolate is
Answer: Cellcept.

Question 16:
Which one of the following HIV medications is classified as an integrase inhibitor?
Answer: Raltegravir.

Question 17:
What's the generic name for Arimidex?
Answer: Anastrozole.

Question 18:
It's important to follow an antiviral regimen strictly, as prescribed, to
Answer: Reduce resistance.

Question 19:
What is the generic name for Zofran?
Answer: Ondansetron.

Question 20:
Which of the following immune cells produce antibodies against pathogens or antigens?
Answer: B-cells.

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