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immuno Flashcards

1
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bouchard nodes

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found on pip in OA

hard,bony outgrowths

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2
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RA finding in joints

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bone cartilage erosion

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3
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origin of melanocytes

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neural crest cells

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notochord gives rise to

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nucleus pulposus of the disc

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mesoderm

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connective tissue, muscle, bone, cartilage, cv organs, repro organs

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endoderm

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epithelial parts of GI tract, lungs, urethra

parenchyma of pancreas and liver

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7
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medullary cords conain

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plasma cells and macrophages

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8
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paracortex

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t cells …. absent in di george

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9
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extracellular pathogens are presented by wch MHC

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MHC II invariant chain

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10
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3 alpha 1 beta globin chain

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MHC 1 B2 globulin

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11
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cell surface molecule on all t cells

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CD 3

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12
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CD 14

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macrophages

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13
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CD 28

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binds B7 onAPC

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14
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t cell receives first signal but no second signal what happens to this

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anergy … known as peripheral tolerance

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15
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post gi infection child develops intusussception … why

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peyer patches hyperplasia …. M cells present the antigen to B cells

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16
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job syndrome

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hyper igE …. inability of helper t cells to make interferon gamma
F coarse face 
Abscess
T retained primary Teeth
E igE
Derma eczema
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17
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antimicrosomal antibodies

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hashimoto

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18
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pt has anemia, oral ulcers, photsensitivity rash but VDRL positive for syphilis too … whats the diag

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SLE anti sm and an ds dna …. ths pt prbbly has antipohospholid antibodies that cross react with cardiolipin used in the vdrl test

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19
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pt has weakness and diplopia due to eyelids what tumor is assoc with this

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thymoma

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20
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pts with sjogern syndrome are at high risk of wch cancer

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non hodkin marginal b cell lymphoma

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21
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antimitochondrial antibodies are a hallmark for

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PBC, autoimmune t cell atttackkkk on small intralobular bileducts

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22
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post streptococcal glomerulonephritis hypersensitivity type

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type 3…. immune antibody complexes activate the complement

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23
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igA gomnephritis vs post strept

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timeline … post strept after 3-6 weeks of infection with GAS

igA presents with nephritic syndrome concurrently with upper respt symptoms

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24
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lumpy bumpy subepithelial deposits

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post strept

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25
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mesangial deposits seen in

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igA nephropathy

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26
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cant see cant pee cant bend my knee

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reactive arthritis ….. salmonella shigella Yersinia camphylobacer

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27
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graft vs host disease is a type of which hypsenstvty

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typ 4

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28
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hematopoetic stem cells have CD

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CD34

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29
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erythema nodosum describe it

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inflammation of subcutaneous fat …. in corhns disease,uc, tb, coccidomycosis, histoplasmosis

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30
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tnf alpha inhbitors what should u be careful with

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check for tb …. can activate latent tb as tnf is used for granuloma formation in tb

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31
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pt receives foreign proteins … develops rash, fever and glmnephritis in 10 days
why is this

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serum sickness… type 3 …induction of affinity matured b cell resp takes abt a week

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32
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endotoxin present on gram negative cell wall that leads to septic shock

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LOS like in niseria menigitidis

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33
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recurrent pyogenic infections, inability to mount an igM response, eczema, thrombocytopenia

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wiskot aldich ….

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34
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what is the site of self peptide loading on MHC1

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rouigh endo (cytosolic or viral)

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35
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which common drug used in psych blocks the release of thyrpoid hormone

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lithium

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36
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calcium pyrophosphate dihydrate deposition in CT

weakly birefiringent

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pseudogout

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37
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nikolsky sign is seen in

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pemphigus vulgaris … antidesmoglin

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38
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spike and dome apprnce

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membranous glom

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39
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starry sky appearance on immunofluoresence

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post strept glom

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40
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def of decay acc factor

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PNH

41
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young patient hemoptysis with concurrent hematuria…. worked in dry cleanin

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gooooodpasture …exposure to hydrocarbon solvent in cleaning dyes and cigarette

42
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increased wbc count and >20% blast lymphoblastic cell

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ALL mostly in children, they have neutropenia

43
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birebeck granules are found in langerin cells which are APC in skin… these activate what type of cells?

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T cells

44
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treatment of brutons agammaglobulinemia

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IV immunoglobulin

45
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how is wiskott Aldrich different to brutons in terms of Ig

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wiskot has increased igA and igE

46
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if ccd4 count is less than 185 pt is at risk of whch bacteria

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listeria (intracellular)

extracellular can be controlled by humoral resp

47
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infection with helminths is monitored by

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IgE that activates eosinophils

48
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autoimmune hemolytic anemia txt

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corticosteroids firt line

49
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ascceding paralysis post diarrhea andfever

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guillan barre ….. txt with immunoglobulins

50
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abo incompatibility reaction type

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HSTN typ 2 …. igM attack the rbc

51
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HLA B 27 PAIR

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psoriasis
ankylosing spondylitis
IBD
Reactive arthritis

52
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what cells are req to kill virally infected cells

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NK cells

53
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T cell markers

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CD 3 CD28

54
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B cell markers

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CD 19 20 21

55
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NK markers

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CD 16 56

56
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How are the numbers of b cells and nk cells in di George syndrome

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normal

57
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Kaposi sarcoma

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hhv8 , malignant prolif of spindle cells and endothelial cells

58
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GM CSF works on what precursor cell

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myeloid stem cells

59
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pt develops recurrent candida inf … no HIV … wat cell is resp for this

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T cells …. rare codition called chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis

60
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tetanus diptheria and hep c vaccine can cause wat immunological reaction

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arthus type 3

61
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which immunoglobulin opsonizes bacteria

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igG

62
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recurrent pneumonia, ear inf, fungal inf and candida suggest wat

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HIV … check for CD4

63
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CGD is diagnosed by what test

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negative dehydrorhodamine test

64
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daclizumab

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high affinity for il2 receptors

65
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sirolimus

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binds to mtor protein and stops t cell prloif

66
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binds to fk binding protein

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tacrolimus

67
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HLA DR5 what diseases are linked to this

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hashimoto and pernicious anemia

68
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what does IL 1 do

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increase hypothalamic set point temperature …. fever

69
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guillian barre mechanism

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it is autoimmune

70
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in penicillin induced hemolytic anemia penicillin acts as a…

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hapten

71
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what is a hapten

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cannot illicit immune resp on its own.. needs to bind to a protein

72
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GVHD what organs are mostly effected .. also symptoms are related to this

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gut diarrhea
skin rash
liver elevated alp

73
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kid with eczema, two rows of upper lower teeth and leathery skin with cold abscess, recurrent staph inf

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job synd …. hyper igE ….th17 fail to produce il 17… leads to inability of neutrophils to respond top stimuli

74
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acute phase interleukin

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il6 … 1, 8 TNF alpha

75
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immigrant from central America … childhood asthma and atopic dermatitis… presents with loss of eyebrows and eyelashes … diminished pinprick and light touch
what disease is this and what interleukin is imp for this pt

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leprosy …. th1 mediated so interferon gama is imp

76
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lambert eaton …. mechanism

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presynaptic ca channels ….. overstimiulation helps elicit a respoinse

77
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abnormally large platelet can be seen in

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ITP … because body tries to make more platelets

78
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ITP mechanism

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antibodies to gp11b IIIa …. low platelets, large platelet size

79
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low igM and increased igA and G

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wiskot aldrich

80
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live attenuated vaccines illicit wat response

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humoral and cell mediated

81
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examples of live vaccines Music and lYRICSS

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MMR, yellow fever, Rubella, Influenza (intranasal), chickenpox VZV, smallpox, sabin polio

82
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inactive or killed vaccines

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only humoral response

83
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examples of killed vaccines

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RIP Always

Rabies, Influenza (injection), polio salk and HAV vaccines

84
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one spike of fever in a day … in children…. high wbc count … arthralgia … rash on body

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systemic juvenile idiopathic arthritis

85
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granulomatosis with polyangiitis

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cANCA, lungs liver and nasopharyngeal symptoms

86
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follicles in lymph node

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site for b cell maturation, pale centers are active

87
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how will b lymphocyte deficiency show up on LN histo

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no follicles in cortex ,,,, treat with gamma globin injection

88
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pt with hodkin what type of graft

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autogenic … no need for immunosuppression… least likely to be rejected

89
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diptheria vaccine type

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toxoid ….

90
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pt has spider angioma and low igA what is the conditon

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ataxia telangectasia …. triad of ataxia, immune def and spider angioma

91
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ataxia telengectasia mechanism

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ATM gene defect… failure to repair double stranded breaks

92
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igm in free circulation can bind how many antigens

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10

93
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kid has migratory polyarthritis and nodes in elbow

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rheumatic fever /… auntoimmune

94
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azathioprine maine SE

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bone marrow suppression

95
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dacalizumab mechanism

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monoclonal ab that binds IL2 receptors

96
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reed sterberg cells mostly positive for

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CD 15 and CD 30

97
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borrelia burdorferi is a …

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spirochete cork screw shape

98
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def of metaloproteiase

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TTP …. this breaks down large vWF muitimers

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