The correct option is (C) "patient has increases in the number of natural killer cells."
The nurse would response to student nurse that the "patient has increases in the number of natural killer cells."
What are Interleukins?
Initially believed to be produced exclusively by leukocytes, interleukins (IL) are a type of cytokine that have since been discovered to be produced by numerous different bodily cells. They are crucial for the proliferation, maturation, migration, adhesion, and the activation and differentiation of immune cells.
What are Natural killer cells?
Natural killer (NK) cells are lymphocytes of the innate immune system that take part in early defense against foreign cells as well as autologous cells going through various types of stress, like microbial infection or tumor transformation.
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I understand that the question you are looking for is "A nurse is precepting a nursing student, and together they are caring for a patient who is to receive interleukins. The student nurse asks what happens physiologically when a patient receives interleukins. What would be the nurse's best response?
(A) It really helps the patient
(B) The patient gets really sick from flu-like symptoms and then they get better.
(C) The patient has increases in the number of natural killer cells.
(D) The patient has decreased cytokine activity."
