Immune Response
Type 1 Hypersensitivities
Type 2 Hypersensitivities
Type 3
Hypersensitivities
Type 4 Hypersensitivities
100
The study of disease associated with the overreactivity or underreactivity of the immune response.
What is Immunopathology
100
An exaggerated immune response that is manifested by inflammation.
What is Allergy.
100
Type two hypersensitivites are a complex group of syndroms that involve
What is complement-assisted destruction.
100
Type 3 hypersensitivities involves the reaction of what with what and deposition of resulting complexes in various tissues in the body.
What is antigen and antibody.
100
Type 4 is also know as what because the symptoms arise from one to several days following the second contact with an antigen
What is delayed hypersensitivity
200
Tissues are attacked by immunologic functions that can't distinguish between self and nonself.
What is Hypersensitivity.
200
Hay fever, asthma and eczema are what kind of diseases.
What is atopic diseases.
200
When a mother is Rh - and the fetus is Rh + what shot is needed
What is RhoGAM
200
Type 3 is simular to type 2 by involving productions of what antibodies.
What is IgG and IgM
200
This is the most common delayed reaction. Normally is caused by exposure to resins in poison ivy
What is contact dermatitis.
300
The immune response is incompletely developed, suppressed, or destroyed.
What is Immunodeficiency.
300
This is characterized by sudden respiratory and circulatory disruption that can be fatal within minutes.
What is Systemic anaphylaxis.
300
This is characterized by severe anemia and jaundice.
What is Hemolytic disease of the newborn
300
It is similar to type 2 by activation of
What is complement
300
The bulk of damage occurs in graft rejections dues to
What is cytotoxic T cell action
400
This response is Immune complex mediated, examples of this state would be Systemic Lupus or Serum sickness.
What is Type 3
400
The most widely used blood test for allergy testing is
What is radioallergosorbent test or RAST
400
These antibodies are responsible for lysis directed against surface antigens
What is IgG and IgM
400
This produces free floating complexes that are deposited into tissues
What is immune complex reaction
400
Some grafted tissues contain indigenous populations called
What is passenger lymphocytes.
500
Many signs and symptoms of what are prominent features of allergies.
What is inflammation.
500
The aim of antiallergy medication is to block the allergic response between what production and the appearance of symptoms.
What is IgE
500
Molecules that differ in the same species that are recognized by the lymphocytes of the recipient.
What is Alloantigens.
500
The following antibody types are involved in serum sickness and the arthus reaction.
What is IgA, IgG, IgM
500
this graft is between individuals of different species
What is xenograft.
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