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A detailed infographic showcasing the human immune system, fluid balance, acid-base equilibrium, and metabolism, with vibrant colors and illustrative diagrams

Explore the Foundations of Immunity and Health

Test your knowledge on key aspects of immunity, fluid and electrolyte balance, acid-base balance, metabolism, perfusion, and coping strategies. This comprehensive quiz covers a range of topics designed for students and professionals in health sciences.

Comprehensive examination of immune and physiological concepts
Identify essential antecedents and attributes related to health
Assess understanding and retention of critical principles

14 Questions4 MinutesCreated by StudyingScience47

Antecedents of immunity

Intact non specific defense barriers

Functional lymphatic system

Recognition of self

Optimal innate immune responce

Functional inflammatory responce

Appropriate adaptive immune response

Attributes of immunity

Positive consequences- immunity

Recognizes and removes cell mutations that have demonstrated abnormal cell growth and development

Infection (localized or systemic)

Protects from invasion of microorganisms and other antigens

Replaces damaged tissue and cells with repaired or functional tissue! (healing is functional)

Antecedents-Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalances

Antecedents of Acid Base Balance

Arterial Blood Gases WNL

OxyHemoglobin Dissociation Curve

Krebs Cycle Normal Anion Gap

Good nutrition

Normal Respiratory Rate

Normal digestion functions Absence of N & V or Diarrhea;

Normal Respiratory and Renal Functions,

Attributes of Acid Base Balance

Normal Respiratory

Normal digestion functions Absence of N & V or Diarrhea;

Krebs Cycle Normal Anion Gap

Arterial Blood Gases WNL

Attributes of metabolism

Normal Immune Response

Hormone Target Cells

Blood Glucose Homeostasis

Fluid and Electrolyte Balance

Normal Physiological Response to Stress

Maintain Body Energy Requirements Normal metabolic

Ingestion of Nutrients

Antecedents of Metabolism

Normal Immune Response

Blood Glucose Homeostasis

Hormone Target Cells

Ingestion of Nutrients

Normal Growth and Development

Cells and Organs to Synthesize and Secrete Hormones

Organ Perfusion

Maintain Body Energy Requirements Normal metabolic

Attributes-coping

Calm affect

Individual perceptions

Effective and appropriate communication

Availability of adequate resources and support systems

Ability to perform ADLs and IADLs as needed

Appropriate use of available resources

Antecedents-coping