Exam 2 Tophat Questions Flashcards

1
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T/F: There is a killed vaccine for FeLV. It would be important to know the vaccination history of a cat when testing for FeLV because vaccination could complicate the interpretation of the FeLV Antigen test.

A

False; we are looking for a virus, so Ab presence wouldn’t complicate the results of an Ag test

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2
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Yes/No: There is a vaccine for FIV. Would you expect it to complicate the interpretation of the
FIV antibody test?

A

Yes; Ab presence can be due to infected cat OR maternal Ab OR vaccine AB - the test doesn’t distinguish between them

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3
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What is the difference between a Th1, Th2, Th17, and Treg?

A

Mixture of cytokines they secrete

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4
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T/F: Th cells are a type of gamma/delta T cell.

A

False

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5
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T/F: αβ and γδ refers to the type of T cell receptor and these are two different T cell populations

A

True

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6
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The helper cell that is important in defense against intracellular pathogens (e.g. Salmonella) and the signature cytokine it secretes is interferon gamma is a _____ T cell.

A

Th1

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7
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The helper cell that is important in defense against helminth parasites and its signature cytokines result in B cells class switching to make IgE is a _____ T cell.

A

Th2

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8
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The helper cell that is important in defense against extracellular pathogens and fungi and its signature cytokines attract and activate neutrophils is a _____ T cell.

A

Th17

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9
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What T cells are important for controlling the immune response and preventing autoimmune disease (reaction to self-antigens)?

A

Treg cells

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10
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What do CTL and NK cells NOT do?

A

induce inflammation (they use apoptosis)

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11
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What cells produce type 1 interferon?

A

virally infected cells

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12
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Why is an animal susceptible to infection after a burn or severe injury with loss of skin?

A

The skin provides an important protective barrier

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13
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Where does secretory IgA provide protection?

A

on mucosal surfaces

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14
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Where does IgE provide protection?

A

Beneath mucosal surfaces

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15
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What 4 body systems/tracts are part of the common mucosal immune system?

A
  1. Respiratory tract
  2. GI tract
  3. Mammary glands
  4. Genitourinary tract
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16
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What is the best way to get IgA in the gut of a baby pig?

A

vaccinate pregnant sow with live oral vaccine

17
Q

T/F: If a gestating female is infected with a virus in the first trimester of pregnancy, the fetus will be able to mount a successful immune response to the virus.

A

False; can only do this in the 2nd or 3rd trimester (except rodents)

18
Q

What is the best way to describe the immune system of a newborn domestic animal?

A

competent - all parts are developed

19
Q

What is/are the predominant immunoglobulin class(es) in colostrum of most domestic species?

A

IgG

20
Q

In which mammal does IgG cross the placenta?

A

humans

21
Q

What % of maternal Ab do foals receive from across the placenta?

A

0%

22
Q

What is hypersensitivity?

A

An immune-mediated damaging inflammatory response to a normally innocuous antigen

23
Q

T/F: The first time a dog genetically prone to allergies is exposed to ragweed, it will likely have clinical signs.

A

False

24
Q

What stimulates mast cell degranulation?

A

IgE cross-linking, C’ fixation, and physical trauma

25
Q

What is the Ab of importance in an immediate type, Type I, hypersensitivity reaction?

A

IgE

26
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T/F: Antihistamines are used for treating allergies caused by immediate type hypersensitivity because they are able to block all of the effects of the toxic mediators released and produced by mast cells that are stimulated to degranulate.

A

False

27
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How is allergen specific immunotherapy for atopic disease thought to work?

A

By induction of Treg, IgA, Th1, and IgG to the antigen