345 Urticaria, Angioedema, and Allergic Rhinitis Flashcards
The binding of IgE to human mast cells and basophils is termed: (H20 C345 P2498)
Sensitization
The predominant mast cell prostanoid (H20 C345 P2499)
Prostaglandin D2
Most potent known bronchoconstrictor (H20 C345 P2499)
Leukotriene D4
Levels of this enzyme are inversely related to the severity of anaphylaxis (H20 C345 P2499)
PAF acetyl hydrolase
Receptor for stem cell factor (H20 C345 P2499)
c-kit
Key effector cells in allergic rhinitis and asthma (H20 C345 P2498)
Mast cells
Lipid mediator of neutrophil chemotaxis (H20 C345 P2500)
Leukotriene B4
Antigen-presenting cells of monocytic lineage that processes allergens (H20 C345 P2500)
Dendritic cells
Level of skin involved in urticaria (H20 C345 P2500)
Superficial dermis
Duration of acute urticaria/angioedema (H20 C345 P2500)
<6 weeks
Most common age group for chronic urticaria/angioedema (H20 C345 P2500)
3rd to 5th decade
Peak prevalence of dermatographism (H20 C345 P2501)
2nd-3rd decades
Distinctive size of wheals in cholinergic urticaria (H20 C345 P2501)
1-2 mm
Physical urticaria that often accompanies chronic idiopathic urticaria (H20 C345 P2501)
Pressure urticaria
Exercise-induced anaphylaxis is associated with the presence of IgE specific for this component of wheat (H20 C345 P2501)
α-5 gliadin