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CHAP 16 IG Flashcards

1
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The only that can cross the placenta and help protect the new born during its first months of life

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IgG

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2
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found in colostrum

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IgA

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3
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Immuno found in basophils

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IgE

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4
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Serve as antigen receptors and determine which specific antigen that particular B cell is able to respond to

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IgD

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5
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Are the first antibodies to be formed in the primary response to antigens and provides protection in the earliest stages of infection

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IgM

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6
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Ex : Incompatible blood
transfusions, Rh Incompatibility
and Myasthenia Gravis

what type of hypsensitivity is this

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Type II

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Ex : SerumSickness andautoimmune diseases ( systemiclupus erymatosus andrheumatoid arthritis

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Type III

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8
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E. ALLERGY SKIN TESTING AND
ALLERGY SHOTS

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TYP I

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9
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latex allergy is what type of test

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TEST I

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10
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ANAPHYLATIC REACTIONS BELONG UNDER WHAT

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type I

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cytotoxic reactions

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TYPE II

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12
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exposure to chemicals added to latex. A DTH or type 4 hypersensitivity

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Allergic contact Dermatitis

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common reaction. Dry, itchy, irritated
areas on the skin. Immune system is not involved

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Irritant Contact Dermatitis -

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14
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Mantoux skin test is under what

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TYPE 4

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15
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Usually observed 24 to 48 hours longer after exposure or contact

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B. TYPE 4 HYPERSENSITIVITY REACTIONS

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16
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Result in a deficiency in antibody production

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INHERITED IMMUNODEFICIENCIES

17
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Caused by drugs ( cancer chemotherapeutic agents ), irradiation or certain infections ( HIV)

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ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCIES

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if a person’s immune system is not functioning properly
 Common cause is malnutrition. And also acquired and inherited immunodeficiencies

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IMMUNOSUPPRESSION

19
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antibodies fond in the blood

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Humoral or circulating antibodies

20
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Secretes cytokines TH1 and TH2

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Helper T Cells

21
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Primary function is to destroy virally infected host cells, foreign cells andtumorcells

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Cytotoxic T cells

22
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, these vaccines contains weakened pathogen and when injected it does not cause an infection

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Attenuated Vaccines

23
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should not be administered to immunosuppressed individuals because even weakened pathogens cold cause disease in these persons

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Attenuated Vaccines

24
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produced faster and more easily but less effective than attenuated because antigens on the deadcells are usually less effective and produce a shorter period of
immunity

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Inactivated Vaccines

25
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s can be injected safely to stimulate the production of an antibodies that are capable of neutralizing the exotoxins or pathogens

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TOXOID

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s the one that has been prepared from bacteria isolated from a localized infecti

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Autrogenous

27
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Is the one that uses antigenic ( antibody stimulating) portionsof pathogen, rather than using the whole pathogen

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Subunit Vaccines /
Acellular Vaccines

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