Serology Flashcards

(15 cards)

1
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Serology Direct Tests

A

target antigens

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Serology Indirect Tests

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target antibodies

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3
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Acute Infection

A

Antigen; pathogen; 4 fold increase between acute and convalescent serum titers

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4
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Direct Fluorescent Dyes

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see and identify antigen directly

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5
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Indirect Fluorescent Dyes

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see and identify attached antibody

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6
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ELISA

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immunoassay

detect Ag or Ab

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7
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Direct ELISA

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probes for Ag with 1 labeled Ab

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8
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Indirect ELISA

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probes for Ab

labeled Ab binds to unlabeld Ag

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9
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Sandwich ELISA

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Ag sandwiched between 2 Ab

most common

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10
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Agglutination

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Particulate Ag (RBCs) + Ab
soluble antigens + bound Ab
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11
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Prozone

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high levels of Ab saturate Ag to point where Ag do not show up on tests

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12
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Equivalence

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no free Ag or Ab remain in solution

max precipitation

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13
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Lattice Theory

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Should have max crosslink- same # Ag and Ab

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14
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Precipitin Curve

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serum is serially diluted with saline and a fixed amount of Ag added to each tube
tests agglutination

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15
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High Antibody Titer means…..

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Agglutination test is negative

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