An RN Working in a General Medical-Surgical Unit Is Caring

Multiple Choice

An RN working in a general medical-surgical unit is caring for a 57-year-old female with a bladder infection. Two weeks prior to hospitalization, the patient was experiencing slight burning upon urination. She self-treated by increasing her intake of fluids, but her symptoms continued to worsen. One week later, she developed generalized abdominal pain and a fever. She presented to the hospital when the pain became unbearable and fever reached 104°F. She was admitted to the medical-surgical unit and started on multiple IV antibiotics with concern that she could be developing a kidney infection.
-What is the proper order of steps for B-cell activation?

A) Antigen binding,antigen processing/presentation,T helper cell cooperation/recognition,activation,differentiation,clonal expansion
B) Antigen processing/presentation,activation,differentiation,T helper cell cooperation/recognition,antigen binding,clonal expansion
C) Activation,clonal expansion,differentiation,antigen processing/presentation,T helper cell cooperation/recognition,antigen binding
D) Antigen binding,T helper cell cooperation/recognition,antigen processing/presentation,differentiation,activation,clonal expansion