deficiencies in immunity Flashcards

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how does deficiencies in immunity occur

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Impaired function of T cells, B cells, phagocytes, and/or complement

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what are the different types of deficiencies in immunity

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primary (congenital) – something you were born with; disrupts lymphocyte development
secondary (acquired)-acquired disease or other physiological alterations
Hallmark

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what is primary (congenital) deficiencies in immunity

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Genetic defect that disrupts lymphocyte development

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what is secondary (acquired) deficiencies in immunity

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secondary to disease or other physiologic alteration

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what is hallmark deficiencies in immunity

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severe infections, often with opportunistic organisms e;g common cold can cause death in a person with immune deficiency

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type of infection can lead to

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lead to diagnosis of a type of deficiency

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what are the types of infections that can lead to a type of deficiency

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gonorrhea
viral infections
microorganisms requiring opsonization

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what can gonorrhea suggest

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suggest complement deficiency

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what can viral infections suggest

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suggest t-cell deficiency

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what can microorganisms requiring opsonization suggest

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suggest b-cell and phagocyte deficiencies

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