You are an intensive care unit (ICU) nurse tending a patient who hasdeveloped a systemic (blood) infection with Staphylococcus aureus (MRSAstrain 300). You observe systemic edema of the patient. Which of thefollowing explains (in part) WHY the patient developed systemic edemaand was severely hypotensive?Recognition of protein A by specific IgGRecognition of systemic DAMPS by B cellsRecognition of lipoteichoic acid (LTA) PAMP by TH cellsRecognition of systemic C5a by mast cellsRecognition of glycoprotein spikes by TC cells Herpes Simplex Virus 1 (HSV-1) causes lifelong infection with potential formultiple reactivation events. Which of the following explain why the viruscan cause repeat episodes of disease with reactivation in the presence of asecondary immune response?O HSV-1 requires a state of immunosuppression of HSV 1 specific memory cells toallow for reactivationO HSV-1 lacks PAMPS to be recognized by lymphocytesHSV-1 produces protein A that will inhibit IgA activity in the salivaHSV-1 interferes with IL-2 secretionHSV-1 disables MHC I and interferon alpha to suppress immune recognition

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