Examples
Mechanism
Treatment
100

this hypersensitivity is characterized by a wheal and flare 

urticaria (acute)

100

This antibody is responsible for Type I Hypersensitivity

IgE

100

steering clear of known allergens

Allergen avoidance 

200

this type I hypersensitivity is caused by inflammation in the airways, increased mucus production, and bronchial constriction

Asthma

200

The name of the binding site for IgE

FcERI

200

medication that targets major product of mast cells

Anti-histamine

300

a patient presents with sneezing and increased nasal mucus (edema of mucosa) after working out in the yard. They most likely have

seasonal rhino conjunctivitis (hay fever)

300

the first exposure to an allergen

sensitization 

300

an allergy treatment that targets the B cell product that allows mast cells to react to allergens

Anti-IgE

400

Edema, increased vascular permeability, laryngeal edema (throat closing up) are all possible and even death

systemic anaphylaxis

400

After the first exposure to an antigen, antibodies are made and bind to these cells which are then ready to react when a second exposure occurs

Mast Cells 

400

this treatment targets both mast cells and eosinophils

Leukotriene Inhibitor 

500

When entertaining guests, it is always a good idea to ask if they have any

Food allergies

500

The chemical found in the granules of the mast cells 

Histamine (among others, ex. Leukotriene) 

500

if a patient is experiencing severe allergic symptoms (ex. anaphylaxis), this live saving treatment is crucial

epinephrine 

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