ANNOYING TOPICS Flashcards

1
Q

what organism causes athletes foot?

A

tricophyton rubrum

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2
Q

infection by HPV 6 and 11 causes what

A

genital warts

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3
Q

GS diagnostic test for leishmaniasis

A

splenic aspirate

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4
Q

what mosquito transmits dengue

A

female aedes

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5
Q

what organism transmits chancroid

A

haemophilus ducreyi

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6
Q

tumbling motility and rockets

A

listeria

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7
Q

what blood test do you need to do before starting terbinafine

A

LFTs

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8
Q

what cells do macrophages present antigens to

A

T lymphocytes

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9
Q

where do dendriitc cells present antigens to t cells

A

lymph node

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10
Q

describe how nk cells recognise who to kill

A

if a cell has self HLA this will inhibit the nk cell from killing it

if a cell has heparan sulfate proteoglycans this will promote the nk cell to kill it

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11
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what are the 3 ways the complement cascade is upregulated

A

classic: antibody binding to pathogen antigen activates classical pathway

mannose binding lectin: MBL binds to pathogen directly and activates cascade

alternative: c3 binds to antigen directly and activates alternate path

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12
Q

oxidative killing is due to production of what

A

hydrochloric acid

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13
Q

non oxidative killing is due to release of what

A

enzymes

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14
Q

components of the innate immune system

A

skin
mucosa
basophils/eosinophils/neutrophils
mast cells
monocytes
macrophages
dendritic cells
cytokines
complement

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15
Q

components of the adaptive immune system

A

b lymphocytes and antibodys
t lymphocytes (cd4 and cd8)
cytokines and chemokines

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16
Q

what do all t cells express

A

cd3+
either cd4+ (recognise MH II) and cd8+ (recognise MH I)

17
Q

what t cell produces TNF alpha, interferon gamma and IL2

A

th1

18
Q

what t cell makes IL-4, IL-5, IL-6

A

th2 (t helper)

19
Q

what t cell makes Il-17 IL-21 IL-22

A

th3 (recruits neutrophils)

20
Q

describe what cells are involved in the path of b cell proliferation

A

dendritic cell primes cd4+ t cell
cd4+ t cell help b cells differentiate

21
Q

what is an immunoglobulin made of

A

2 heavy and 2 light chains

22
Q

what determines antibody class

A

heavy chain

23
Q

describe central and effector memory in t cells

A

central= cd4, in lymph nodes
effector= cd8, in liver, lungs and gut

24
Q

APS-1 is the same as

A

APECED

25
Q

failure of central tolerance, gene implicated and inheritance

A

APS-1
AIRE
autosomal recessive

26
Q

failure of peripheral tolerance, gene implicated and inheritance

A

IPEX
foxp3
x linked recessive

27
Q

failure of lymphocyte apoptosis, gene implicated and inheritance

A

ALPS
fasL
autosomal dominant

28
Q

what are the monogenic autoimmune conditions

A

APS1
IPEX
ALPS

29
Q

cANCA is directed against

A

proteinase 3

30
Q

pANCA is directed against

A

myeloperoxidase

31
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