Flashcards in L 22 Deck (45)
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What are primary immuno-def?
Inherited!
Many won't survive to term
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If you damage this immune cell, you will always get systemic problems. Which one?
Th = brain!
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B/T/Innate: losing this will yield recurrent bacterial infections.
B cell def
Sometimes innate def
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B/T/Innate: losing this will yield recurrent viral infections.
T cell def
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Why might you seen auto-immunity WITH immuno-def?
Th sees there is a defect somewhere in the system
Tries to compensate by ↑cytokines to activate those missing cells
Instead, causes abnormally ↑activity other cells
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When is oral thrush normal vs patho?
Normal = childhood or immune suppressed adults
Abnormal = adults --> immuno-def
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A young kid presents after having a few infections recently. They were treated with antibiotics and resolved, but mom is concerned. Labs show slightly ↓IgG. What is your diagnosis and treatment?
Transient hypoglobulinemia of infancy
DO NOTHING - resolves on own
↓in mom's IgG - this is a lull time as kid makes own IgG
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A 30 yo patient presents after having multiple different infections. Labs show ↓Ig & no plasma cells. What is your diagnosis? Treatment?
Common variably immuno-def
1. Ig replacement
2. Bone marrow transplant
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What is the pathophys of CVID?
Unknown mechansim
Normal/low B cells
CANT become plasma cells! ↓↓↓Ig (but there is some!)
Therefore: recurrent infections of all types
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What are patients with ↓B cell fxn at ↑risk for?
Autoimmune & cancer
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If transient hypoglobulinemia doesn't resolve on its own, what should you think about?
Burton's agammaglobinemia
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A 9 month boy has had recurrent otitis media & pneumococcal pneumoia in the past 3 mos. What disease are you thinking about?
Burtons A-G-G
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What is the pathophys of Burton's A-G-G?
Mutated Burton's tyrosine kinase
PreB cells can't progress
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What are the values for Burton's A-G-G?
Pro-B cells
B cells
Ig
T cells
Normal pro-B & T
Low B & Ig
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What are the symptoms of IgA def?
Pulm & GI infections
(Bronchitis & pneumonia duo)
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How do you treat IgA def?
Give antibiotics for infections as they present
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What should you 100% avoid for IgA def patients?
BLOOD TRANSFUSION
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What immune cell fights Epstein-Barr?
B cells
Via CD21
Beer at the Bar when you're 21
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What should you be thinking about for a patient presenting with ↑ B cells with ↓Ig and mono?
X-linked lympho-proliferative syndrome
EBV infecting B cells
Making them proliferate --> tumor
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A child presents with craniofacial & cardiovascular defects and tetany. What are you thinking of? Treatment?
DiGeorge's Syndrome
Hypo-thyroid = NO T CELLS
--> hypo-calciemia
Treat: fetal thymic transplant
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What causes DiGeorge's syndrome? Why does this happen?
3rd and 4th pharyngeal pouches disturbed during development
Due to:
Delete chromosome 22
OR
Teratogens
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What is a skin infection that is chronic if you are lacking T cells or IL 17/R? What age is this infection common?
Chronic muco-cutaneous candidiasis
Childhood
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What is type 1 hyper IgM? Inheritance? Histo?
X linked --> BOYS
X CD40/CD40 L = X B/T interactions
T cells can't help B cells differentiate
No isotype switching
NO GERMINAL CENTERS
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What is type 2 hyper IgM? Inheritance? Histo?
A.recessive
X AID --> X SHM & CSR
LARGE germinal centers
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What are the 5 ways you can get SCID?
1. X linked - gamma chain
2. X JAK 3 --> X IL 7 --> X T cells --> nonfxn B
3. X ADA - accumulated adenosine
4. X PNP
5. reticular dysgenesis
6. Omen syndrome
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What is the difference between PNP & ADA SCID?
ADA - ↓T & B
PNP - ↓T, normal B
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What is unique about ADA SCID?
Defected cartilage formation
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What is unique about X linked SCID?
Normal B cells - ↓IgG b/c no SHM/CSR
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What is Omen syndrome?
X RAG1/2
X VDJ recomb
↑IgE - allergic symptoms with immuno-def
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What enzyme is missing for radioactive Omen?
Artemis
No NHEJ --> can't DNA repair
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Which receptor is most important for X linked SCID?
IL 2
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A patient presents with Staph aureus infection with both skin infection and sub-q abscesses. Labs show ↑IgE. What are you thinking of? What is the mutation? What other symptoms should you see?
Job Syndrome
STAT3 mutation
Weird teeth
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What is the difference between Omen and Job patients?
Omen won't survive to the ages Job will
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A young boy presents with eczema and purpura. He has a history of repeated Step pneumo & staph aureus infections. What are you thinking?
Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome
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What is Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome? Inheritance?
X linked
Altered WBC & platelet cytoskeleton
↓T & B cells
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You have an immuno-def ataxic patient. What disease do they have?
Ataxia telangiectasia
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What is A-T?
No DNA repair
T & B defects
1. Cerebellar atrophy
2. Occular telangiectasia = dilated blood vessels in eye
3. Radiosensitive
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What kind of deficiency presents with skin infections & osteomyelitis?
Phagocyte defects
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Albino patients with bleeding & peripheral neuropathy.
Chediak-Higashi Syndrome
Dysfxn microtubles - phagocytes can't phagocytose!!
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Young boy with granulomas in the skin, GI, GU and history of fungal & bacterial infections.
CGD
X linked
X NAPDH oxidase
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What is the difference between type 1 & 2 leukocyte adhesion deficiency?
1. Die young
X CD 18 (LFA = integrin)
2. Survive w/ mental retardation & neuro problems
X Selectins
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Which hyper IgM is boys only?
Type 1 - CD40L
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Which hyper IgE is in older patients?
Job
NOT Omen
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Which disease is radiosensitive in adult patients?
Ataxia telagniectasia
NOT Omen
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