Dani - immunopathology I Flashcards

1
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____ (____-____) immunity: inherited and do not depend on previous exposure

A

natural

non-specific

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2
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___ line of defense: mechanical (skin), cilia in trachea and bronchi, nasal and gastric secretions

A

first

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3
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___ line of defense: lysozymes, complement and phagocytic cells

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second

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4
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___ (____) immunity: specific response following exposure to a particular antigen

A

acquired

specific

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5
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essential features of immune system

- ___ : for one particular antigen

A

specificity

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6
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essential features of immune system

- ___ : can recognize different antigens

A

diversity

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7
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essential features of immune system

- ____: to previous antigens, responsible for rapid, higher and persistent secondary immune response

A

memory

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8
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essential features of immune system

- ____: by releasing cytokines that recruit and activate other defense mechanisms

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recruitment

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9
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immunopathology: 3 groups of diseases

A

hypersensitivity
autoimmune
immunologic deficiency

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10
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___: abnormal exaggerated immune reaction resulting in tissue injury

A

allergy

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11
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4 types of allergies

type I =

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immediate (anaphylactic)

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12
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4 types of allergies

type II =

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cytotoxic

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13
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4 types of allergies

type III =

A

immune complex

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14
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4 types of allergies

type IV =

A

cell mediated hypersensitivity

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15
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type I = immediate (anaphylactic) reaction

  • mechanism
    • 1st exposure stimulates humoral AB (___) —> binds to ___ cells and blood ____
A

IgE
mast
basophils

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16
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type I = immediate (anaphylactic) reaction

  • mechanism
    • subsequent exposure, the allergen reacts with fixed ___ –> degranulation of ___ cells –> release of ___
A

AB
mast
histamine

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17
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___: local form (affecting 1 organ) of type I allergies

18
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atopy is a response to ___ or ___ environmental allergens

A

ingested

inhaled

19
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atopy effects __% of the population

20
Q

atopy has a strong ___ ___

A

familial predisposition

21
Q

___: systemic form of type 1 allergies

A

anaphylaxis

22
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anaphylaxis releases ___ amines into circulation

A

vasoactive

23
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anaphylaxis follows injection of ___

24
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type II: cytotoxic reaction and antibody mediated rxn
- specific humoral antibody (_____ or ____) reacts with cell membrane antigen, activates the complement resulting in cell lysis

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clinical types of type II alergies | - transfusion reaction due to blood _____: AB in reciepient serum reacts against antigen on transfused RBCs
incompatibility
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clinical types of type II alergies | - ___ incapatibility: maternal AB to fetal RBC antigen (Rh) cross the placenta (IgG)
Rh
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clinical types of type II alergies | - ___ ___ ___: autoantibodies to RBCs
autoimmune hemolytic anemia
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clinical types of type II alergies - ___ ___: autoantibodies against acetylcholine receptors at neuromuscular junction, compete with ACh for the ACh receptors, inhibiing synaptic transmission leading to profound muscle weakness
myasthenia gravis
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clinical types of type II alergies - ___ ___: autoantibodies to thyroid stimulating hormone receptors on follicular cells --> stimulation of cells --> hyperthyroidism
Grave's disease
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clinical types of type II alergies - ____ ___: formation of AB (IgG) to atigens common in glomeruli and pulmonary basement membranes --> AB reacts with basement membrane antigen --> activates complement reulting in different things in lungs and kidneys
goodpasture's syndrome
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Goodpasture's syndrome in the lung (3)
hemorrhage necrosis fibrosis
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Goodpasture's syndrome in the kidney (3)
glomerulonephritis fibrosis failure
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type III: immune complex reaction - reaction of AB (___ or ___) with antigen reults in the formation of soluble immune complexes --> deposition of immune complexes in various tissues --> activation of complement --> acute ___ and ___ damage
IgG IgM inflammation tissue
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``` type III allergies systemic form - __ sickness - ___ ___ - systemic ___ ___ ```
serum rheumatoid arthritis lupus erythematosus
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type III allergies local form - inhalation of moldy hay: ___ ___ - inhalation of moldy cheese: ___ ___ __
farmers lung | cheese makers lung
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type IV; cell mediated hypersensitivity | - mediated by __ cells rather than antibodies
T
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type IV allerges 2 types of reactions - ___ ___ hypersensitivity - ___ ___ ___ cytotoxicity
T cell mediated
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type IV allergies DTH: delayed type hypersensitivity - mediated by ___ cells
CD4
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type IV allergies T cell mediatd cytotoxicity - release of IL 2 for activation of ___ and gamma interferon for activation of macrophages
CD8
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3 clinical types of type IV allergies - contact ____ - killing of ___ and ___ infected cells - ___ rejections
dermatitis tumors; virus transplant