Author: SAHIL BATRA

What is the longterm treatment for these patients? A. Prophylactic antibiotics B. Avoidance of people who are sick C. Gene therapy D. Monthly infusions of IgG keeping trough levels above 400 mg/dL

Your test comes back confirming your diagnosis. You have previously constructed a family tree and there are family members that are at risk for being carriers. How is this disease transmitted? A. Autosomal...

When the tests finally come back, the patient shows IG levels < 100 for A,G,E and M normal compliment levels, negative HIV antibodies and PCR. What would your next step be in finalizing your diagnosis?...

Appropriate workup of this patient includes. A. CBC with differential, Lumbar puncture, blood culture with sensitivities B. Quantitative Immune Globulin levels C. HIV antibody and/or PCR D. Skin testing...