Ch 19 Flashcards

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there is a possible link of lack of normal microbiota metabolic products leading to

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chronic inflammatory state

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2
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an antigenic response beyond normal that occurs when sensitized by previous exposure to an antigen

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hypersensitivity

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4 types of hypersensitivity

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  1. anaphylactic
  2. cytotoxic
  3. immune complex
  4. delayed cell-mediated
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4
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in anaphylactic reactions, antigens combine with

__ antibodies

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IgE

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5
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in anaphylactic reactions, IgE attaches to __ and __

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mast cells and basophils

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6
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In anaphylactic reactions, mast cells and basophils undergo __ which releases 3 mediators

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degranulation

histamine, leukotrienes, prostaglandins

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systemic anaphylaxis (anaphylactic shock) occurs when

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an individual sensitized to an antigen is exposed to it again

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systemic anaphylaxis (anaphylactic shock) may result in

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circulatory collapse and death

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9
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systemic anaphylaxis is treated with

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epinephrine

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10
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localized anaphylaxis symptoms depend on

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route of entry

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11
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localized anaphylaxis is associated with

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ingested or inhaled antigens

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12
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localized anaphylaxis symptoms include

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hives, hay fever, asthma

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13
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cytotoxic reactions activate complement by the combination of __ or __ antibodies with an antigenic cell

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IgG or IgM

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14
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cytotoxic reactions cause ___ by macrophages

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cell damage or lysis

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15
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what is the blood group system

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antibodies form against certain carbohydrate antigens on RBCs

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16
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ABO blood group system uses which antigens

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A and B

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17
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Rh blood given to an Rh recipient will stimulate a __ antibodies in the recipient

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anti-Rh

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18
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in immune complex reactions, antibodies form against __ antigens in the __

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soluble, serum

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19
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]__ reactions form immune complexes that lodge in the basement membranes beneath the cells

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immune complex

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20
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arthus reaction is a rare side-effect of

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toxoid-containing vaccines

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21
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what are the steps of immune complex-mediated hypersensitivity

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  1. immune complexes are deposited in blood vessel wall
  2. immune complexes activates complement and attracts inflammatory cells such as neutrophils
  3. enzymes released from neutrophils cause damage to endothelial cells of basement membrane
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22
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in a delayed cell mediated reaction, cell mediated immune responses are caused by __ cells

23
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in delayed cell mediated reactions, antigens are phagocytized and presented to receptors on __ cells, causing __

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T, sensitization

24
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in delayed cell mediated reactions, reexposure to antigen causes

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memory cells to release destructive cytokines

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allergic response to poison ivy, cosmetics, metals and latex is called
allergic contact dermatitis
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allergic contact dermatitis is a ___ reaction
delayed cell mediated
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what is autoimmunity
a loss of self-tolerance
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what is an autoimmune disease
immune system responds to self antigens, causing damage to the organs
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what is an immunodeficiency
absence of a sufficient immune response
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__ immunodeficiencies are due to defective or missing genes
congenital
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__ immunodeficiencies develop during an individual's life due to drugs, cancers, and infection
acquired
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active infection
new viruses bud from the host cell
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latent infections
DNA is hidden in the chromosome as a provirus
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stages of HIV infection
1. asymptomatic or lymphadenopathy 2. CD4 T cells decline steadily, only a few infected cells release the virus, few serious disease symptoms 3. AIDS develops, the CD4 is count below 200 cells/ul
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the digestive system is _ % of the immune system
70
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dental plaque is caused by
biofilms formed by dextran and fimbrae
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diets high in __ increase risk of tooth decay
sucrose
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inflammation and infection of the gums is called
gingivitis
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bone and tissue supporting the teeth are destroyed
periodontitis
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periodontitis is caused by
porphyromonas
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helicobacter peptic ulcer disease infects __% of the population in the world
30-50
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helicobacter peptic ulcer disease grows in the stomach acid by producing __
urease
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shigellosis is caused by the genus
shigella
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shigellosis is gram __ and facultative
negative, anaerobe
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shigellosis causes damage to the
intestinal wall
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signs and symptoms of shigellosis
abdominal cramps, fever, increased bowel movements
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salmonella enterica is gram __ and facultative __
negative, anaerobe
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typhoid fever is caused by __ in __
salmonella thypi, human feces
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typhoid fever causes intestinal wall __
ulceration
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cholera causes
loss of 12-20 liters of water per day, shock, collapse, organ failure, death
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clostridium difficile-associated diarrhea is gram __ and endospore forming __
anaerobe
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causes more deaths than all other intestinal infections combined
clostridium difficile-associated
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clostridium difficile-associated diarrhea diagnosis and treatments
diagnosis - pcr - antigen detection - stool culture treatment - fidaxomicin - vancomycin - fecal matter - transplant