gen patho Flashcards

1
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distributive shock examples

A
  1. neurogenic
  2. septic
  3. anaphylactic
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2
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bcl2 function

A

anti-apoptotic

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3
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pro-apoptotic genes

A

bac, bax

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4
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histo: viral infection

A

abnormal nuclear inclusions

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5
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nk cells fight against

A

intracellular pathogens (virus, parasite leishmania, listeria monocytogenes)

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6
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ifn alpha targets

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virus

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7
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ifn gamma recruits

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macrophages

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8
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ifn gamma induces production of

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IgG2a and IgG3

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9
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which vaccine causes poliomyelitis

A

live attenuated (oral)

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10
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type iv hypersensitivity reactions

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t cell mediated, transplant rejection, tb skin test, “touching” contact dermatitis, terminal (delayed)

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11
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costimulatory domains of CAR T cells

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1st gen: CD3
2nd gen: CD3, CD28
3rd gen: CD3, CD28, CD137

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12
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suppressor T cell

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Treg

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13
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T cell got MHC but no co-stim is what

A

anergy

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14
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what Ig can cross placenta

A

IgG

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15
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most radio-sensitive organ sites in children

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thyroid > breast > bone marrow > brain (most common sites of carcinoma development due to radiation exposure)

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16
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how do t cells activate macrophages

A

Th1 secretes IFN gamma and express CD40 ligand

17
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how do macrophages kill ingested microbes

A
  • generate ROS + NO
  • increase production of lysosomal enzymes + pro-inflammatory molecules
  • recruit more leukocytes
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