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Immune Response

Advanced Patho

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Hypersensitivity 1 is mediated by IgE
HS 1 reaction common reactions anaphylaxes, local, itching and sneezing, allergic rhinitis
treatment for systemic HS 1 reaction epinepherine
What happens in HS 1 reaction mast cell degranulation
What is a HS 1 reaction allergic reaction
What is a HS 2 reaction cytotoxic reaction
What is HS2 mediated by IgG IgM
What does the HS2 do? causes damage and altered fxn to tissue
What is two common reactions with HS2 Graves and blood incompatibility.
Which HS reaction is organ specific HS2- antibody binds to antigen on the cell surface
what HS reaction is not organ specific HS30 antibody binds to antigen OUTSIDE of cell surface and deposited in tissues from blood
What is a HS3 reaction immune complex reaction
What. is the primary effector in HS3 neutrophils
What HS reaction is considered autoimmue HS3
Two common types of HS3 RA and Lupus. RA in joints and Lupus throughout body system and can be different
What is a HS4 reaction Cell mediated and delayed reaction
What are HS4 primary mediators T-cell lymphocytes
Which HS reaction isnt related to anitbodies HS4
What is a common HS4 reaction contact dermatitis
Which HS reaction is widely distributed with atopic dermatitis HS1
Which HS reaction is at the site of contact HS4
How do you treat atopic dermatitis antihistimines and epinepherine
How do you treat contact dermatitis oral or topical steroids
Which HS reaction is immediate HS1
Which HS reaction is delayed HS4
What is autoimmunity Graves, lupus, RA
What immunity has a familial association Autoimmunity
What is alloimunity immune system reacts to tissue of OTHER member of same species
What immunity is is transplant/transfusion reaction alloimmunity
What is primary immunodef due to a single gene defect, something missing
What is an example of primary immunodef B-lymphocyte deficiency
What is secondary immunodef complication of other physiological condition
What is an example of secondary immodef HIV gets pneumocystits PNA, infection, chemo,
What is the most common cause of secondary immodef Malnutrition
What is the first responders of immune system Neutrophils
inflammatory mediators such as histamine, leukotrienes, and prostaglandins do what? vasodilation, bronchial smooth muscle contraction, and mucus production.
what is the primary effector of HS2 macrophages
HS2 reactions drug allergies, hemolytic anemia, blood transfusion mismatch with resulting transfusion reaction and Rh hemolytic disease.
Common HS3 reaction serum sickness, raynauds
What happens in a HS3 reaction Complex deposited in small peripheral vessels in cool temperatures leading to vasoconstriction and blocked circulation
immune components can be involved in autoimmune diseases T-Cells, B-cells and autoantibodies
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