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Name 2 examples of type IV (cell-mediated) reactions?

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1.poison ivy 2. TB testing

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How is HIV diagnosed?

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  1. Seroconversion 2. ELISA 3. western blot 4. APTIMA(RNA testing) 5. PCR 6. Nucleic acid hybridization
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Treatments of HIV?

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  1. HAART-combination of nuclieotide reverse transcriptase 2. Cell entry inhibitors 3.Integrase inhibitors-prevents provirus from forming
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Graft-versus Host disease

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can result from transplanted bone marrow that contains immunocompetent cells

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cancer cells

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  1. possess tumor-specific antigens 2. removed by immune surveillance 3. recognized and lysed by Tc cells
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4 mechanisms of antibiotic resistance

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1.Enzymatic destruction of drug 2. Prevention of penetration of drug 3. Alteration of drug’s target site 4. Rapid ejection of drug

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Examples of Immunotherapy

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1.Tumor necrosis factor-IL-2 and interferons kill cancer cells 2. Immuntotoxins- link poisons with a monoclonal antibody directed at a tumor antigen 3. Vaccines-contain tumor specific antigen

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Hypersesitivity

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Response to antigens (allergens) leading to damage. Requires a sensitizing dose

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What types of cells are infected by HIV

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1.CD4 2. Dendritic 3. Macrophages

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What are some diseases associated with AIDS

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1.TB 2. CMV 3. Toxoplasmosis 4. Kaposi’s sarcoma 5.Pneumocystis

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Mediators of type I hypersensitivities

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  1. histamine 2. Leukotrienes 3. Prostaglandins
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Explain ABO group blood system

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Blood types are grouped by the antibodies they produce and antigens present

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Explain transplant to privileged site

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area in which antibodies usually do not circulate ex. cornea transplant

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Explain differences between embryonic and adult stem cells

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embryonic stem cells are not “pre-programmed” and become any type of cell. Adult stem cells may only become what they are pre-programmed to become (ex. blood cells or bone marrow)

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Autograft

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Use of one’s own tissue

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Isograft

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use of an identical twin’s tissue

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Allograft

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use of another person’s tissue( not identical twin)

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xenotransplantation

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use of non-human tissue( ex. pig valves)

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List 3 current methods of preventing HIV

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  1. Use of condoms 2. sterile needles 3. healthcare worker precations
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3 stages of HIV infection

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  1. Phase 1- asymptomatic 2. Phase 2- symptomatic; early indications of immune system failure 3. Phase 3 AIDS-CD4 T-cells below 200 cells/mL
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List routes of HIV Transmission (7)

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  1. Sexual contact 2. sharing needles 3. Blood transfusions 4. cross-placental 5. Breastmilk 6. Artificial inseminations 7.transplants
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what is the primary route of HIV transmission?

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heterosexual sex

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Immunosupression

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used to prevent an immune response to transplanted tissue

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How do some cancer cells evade the immune system?

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They may lack tumor antigens

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Congenital Immune deficiencies

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due to a defective or missing gene; selective IgA

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Acquired Immune Deficiencies

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Developed during and individual’s life via drugs, cancers, sex

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Primary receptor on a host cell where HIV attaches

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CCR5 or CXCR4

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Explain Rh (+) or (-) blood system

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the presence or lack of a surface antigen (ex. Hemolytic disease of newborn, blood transfusions)

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Desensitization

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to induce production of IgG(blocking antibodies) rather than IgE

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Explain Reactions to transplantation

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transplants maybe attacked by T-cells, macrophages, and complement fixing antibodies

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Explain HLA Complex

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Histocompatibility antigens: self antigens of cell surfaces MHC=HLA (ex, MS, Graves disease, Hodgkins)

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Mechanisms of type IV cell mediated reactions

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  1. Due to T cell activation by Ag(allergen) 2. Cytokines attract macrophages to initiate tissue damage
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Mechanisms of type III (Immune complex) reactions

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IgG and IgM and soluble Ag forms complexes that lodge in basement membranes; activate complement and cause inflammation

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Cytotoxic Drug induced reactions

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1.Blood transfusions/blood typing 2. Rhogam shot/Hemolytic disease of newborn 3.Thrombocytopenic Puppura

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Mechanism of Type II Cytotoxic reactions

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Involve IgG or IgM antibodies and a complement with an antigenic cell; complement activation causes cell lysis or damage by macrophages

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Type I(anaphylactic) reactions

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  1. Localized anaphylaxis-asthma, hay fever 2. Systemic- shock from ingested antigen
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What is autoimmunity?

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Loss of self tolerance

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What are the types of autoimmune diseases?

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  1. Cytotoxic 2. Immune complex 3. Cell-mediated

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