344 Primary Immune Deficiency Diseases Flashcards
Most frequent symptom prompting the diagnosis of PID (H20 C344 P2488)
Recurrent or unusually severe infections
Infections of the respiratory tract suggests (H20 C344 P2488)
Defective antibody response
Complement deficiencies, signaling defects of innate immune responses, asplenia, or defective antibody responses can result in (H20 C344 P2488)
Invasive bacterial infections
Viral infections, recurrent Candida infections, and opportunistic infections are generally suggestive of: (H20 C344 P2488)
Impaired T cell immunity
Skin infections and deep seated abscesses primarily reflect: (H20 C344 P2488)
Innate immune defects
Periodicity of cyclic severe congenital neutropenia (H20 C344 P2489)
3 weeks
Most frequent inheritance pattern of severe congenital neutropenia (H20 C344 P2489)
Autosomal dominant
Hallmark of severe congenital neutropenia (H20 C344 P2489)
Absence of pus
Gain of function mutation is seen in this chemokine in WHIM syndrome (H20 C344 P2489)
CXCR4
Syndrome that involves primary failure of the development of the spleen (H20 C344 P2490)
Ivemark syndrome
Effective prophylactic antibiotic for asplenia and complement deficiency (H20 C344 P2490-1)
Oral penicillin
Leukocyte adhesion deficiency I is caused by mutations in this gene (H20 C344 P2490)
Beta-2 integrin
Aside from pus-free skin/tissue infection, patients with leukocyte adhesion deficiency III will also develop this symptom (H20 C344 P2490)
Bleeding
There is a primary defect in this transporter in the extremely rare leukocyte adhesion deficiency II (H20 C344 P2490)
Fucose transporter
Inheritance pattern in ~70% of chronic granulomatous disease (H20 C344 P2490)
X-linked recessive
Treatment for inflammatory/granulomatous lesions in chronic granulomatous disease (H20 C344 P2491)
Glucocorticoids
Now an established curative approach for CGD (H20 C344 P2491)
HSCT
Mendelian susceptibility to mycobacterial disease is a group of diseases characterized by a defect in: (H20 C344 P2491)
IL-12 - IFN gamma axis
Aside from mycobacterial infections, patients with Mendelian susceptibility to mycobacterial disease are prone to developing infections with these organisms (H20 C344 P2491)
Salmonella spp.
Toll-like receptor pathway deficiencies usually present with early onset, invasive infections with this organism (H20 C344 P2491)
Streptococcus pneumoniae
Patients with toll-like receptor pathway deficiency have a very specific vulnerability to: (H20 C344 P2491)
Herpes simplex encephalitis
Patients with complement deficiency, particularly in the alternate pathway and in the lytic phase, are predisposed to infections by: (H20 C344 P2491)
Niesseria spp.
Tests for complement deficiciency (H20 C344 P2491)
CH50 and AP50
Patients with complement deficiency are predisposed to autoimmune disease, notably: (H20 C344 P2491)
Systemic lupus erythematosus