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Hypersensitivity Reactions Flashcards

1
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Type I

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IgE
Allergens
Increased eosinophils

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Type II

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IgG
Insoluble
Immune cytolysis (cell destruction mediated by an antibody that activates complement)

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Type III

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IgG
Soluble
Immune complex deposition in joints ad kidneys is common

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4
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Type IV

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Th1 cell mediated
Soluble and Insoluble
Contact dermatitis

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5
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allergic rhinitis

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Type I

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6
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asthma

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Type I

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systemic anaphylaxis

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type I

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drug allergies (penicillin)

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type II

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chronic urticaria (antibody to FceRI

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type II

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10
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serum sickness

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type III

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11
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arthus reaction

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type III

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12
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contact dermatitis

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type IV

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13
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chronic asthma/chronic allergic rhinitis

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type IV

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14
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tuberculin reaction

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type IV

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mast-cell activation

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Type I

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complement, FcR+ cells (phagocytosis, NK cells)

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Type II

17
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Antibody alters signaling

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Type II

18
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complement and phagocytes

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Type III

19
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macrophage activation

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Type IV (Th1 cells)

20
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eosinophil activation

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Type IV (Th2 cells)

21
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cytotoxicity

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Type IV (CTL)

22
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Delayed-type hypersensitivity

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(Type IV) antigen: insect venom, mycobacterial proteins

local skin swelling, erythema, induration, cellular infiltrate, dermatitis

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Contact hypersensitivity

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(type IV) antigen: haptens, poison ivy (pentadecacatechol, DNFB, metal, chromate
erythema, cellular infiltrate, vesicles, intraepidermal abscesses

24
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gluten-sensitive enteropathy (Celiac’s disease)

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(type IV) gliadin

villous atrophy in small bowl and malabsorption

25
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Factors that influence autoimmune diseases

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  1. HLA genotype
  2. Microbial infections: adjuvant effects and molecular mimicry
  3. Infection/Inflammation: induction of MHC molecules
  4. Injury (exposs auto-antigens in immune privileged organs)
  5. Gender

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