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the laboratory has reported back to you that your patient is suffering from a severe fungai...

the laboratory has reported back to you that your patient is suffering from a severe fungai respiratory infection. which immune cell should also be reported to have higher than normal levels for you patient.

a. basophils

b. mast cells

c. neutrophils

d. eosinophils

e. dendritic cells

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Answer: As micro-organisms enter the respiratory tract, the first obstacles to entry are from mechanical barriers. Mucins of the mucociliary blanket lining the surface of the airways act by trapping micro-organisms that are then cleared by ciliary movement. Particles that pass this barrier are met by a range of soluble mediators, some constitutive and some induced by specific activation, produced by cells of the respiratory tract.

Basophils, neutrophils and eosinophils reported to have higher than normal levels.

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