Please answer asap You are caring for a patient with pulmonary (lung) Mycobacterium tuberculosis The infection has persisted for several months, indicating a chronic infection. A pulmonary biopsy reveals a granuloma with many macrophage and TH cells. Which of the following apply to the pathological presentation: A. destruction of M. tuberculosis by MBL complement activation B. destruction of the M. tuberculosis by igE C. presentation of M. tuberculosis antigens by mast cells D. persistent secretion of gamma interferon by M. tuberculosis-specific TH cells E. secretion of CD20 by activated neutrophils F. all of the above apply

Please answer asap You are caring for a patient with pulmonary (lung) Mycobacterium tuberculosis The infection has persisted for several months, indicating a chronic infection. A pulmonary biopsy reveals a granuloma with many macrophage and TH cells. Which of the following apply to the pathological presentation: A. destruction of M. tuberculosis by MBL complement activation B. destruction of the M. tuberculosis by igE C. presentation of M. tuberculosis antigens by mast cells D. persistent secretion of gamma interferon by M. tuberculosis-specific TH cells E. secretion of CD20 by activated neutrophils F. all of the above apply

Principles Of Pharmacology Med Assist

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Chapter16: Antifungal, Antiviral, And Immunizing Agents

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