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goljan Flashcards

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TYPE II HSR reactions

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complement dependent – complement independent

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2
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complement dependent reactions

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cell lysis :IgM (MAC) + IgG (C5a) —

phagocytosis : IgG + C3b

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complement independent reaction

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ADCC- IgG + IgE —

IgG autoantibodies against cell surface receptors

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what type of HSR is causes by thermophilic actinomycetes

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farmers lung - type of hypersensitivity pneumonitis - moldy hay – example of ARTHRUS REACTION

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5
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IL-12 fxn

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secreted by macrophages — tells naïve CD4 Th cells to go to Th1 cells

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6
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what activates macrophages ?

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IFN-gamma

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7
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what infection is big in bone marrow transplant

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CMV

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8
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what happens to host blood group in bone marrow transplant

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host assumes donor ABO group

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9
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allograft

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same species-but different genetics

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10
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xenograft

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different species

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11
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human organ transplant is which type of graft

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allograft

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12
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grafts between identical twins

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syngeneic graft ( isograft )

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13
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hyperacute rejection HSV and causes

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type II HSV – ABO + HLA mismatch

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14
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MC transplant rejection

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acute

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15
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is hyperacute reversible or irreversible

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irreversible - have to replace organ!

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16
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is acute rejection reversible or irreversible

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reversible

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17
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most successful transplant organ

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cornea

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18
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what is the key cell that causes acute transplant rejection

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dendritic cells from donor organ that has MHC class I and II cells

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19
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acute rejection contains which HSR

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type 2 - anti HLA preformed antibodies —

type 4 - DTH and cytotoxicity

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20
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MC infection solid organ transplant

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candida > aspergillus

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21
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MC infection bone marrow transplant

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aspergillus > candida

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22
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autoimmune disease is a loss of ?

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self tolerance

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23
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polyclonal B cell activators?

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HIV, EBV, CMV — this creates AUTOANTIBODIES

24
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what viruses are implicated in autoimmune disease

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EBV, CMV, HHV-6, coxsackievirus, measles

25
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autoimmune disease – EBV

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hep B, SLE, RA

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autoimmune disease – CMV

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system sclerosis

27
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MS - viruses

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HHV6 + influenza A

28
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autoimmune disease – measles

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acute disseminated encephalomyelitis

29
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autoimmune disease – coxsackievirus

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B3 - myocarditis

B4 - type I DM

30
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two bacteria that cause GUILLAIN BARRE

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mycoplasma pneumonia + campylobacter jejuni

31
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what non MHC gene is involved in CROHNs

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NOD-2

32
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what non MHC gene is involved in type 1 DM + RA

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PTPN-22

33
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mechanism of injury in SLE

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  1. type 2 HSR – autoantibodies cause cytopenias

2. type 3 HSR – ICs ( DNA-anti DNA) cause systemic inflammation ( vascultis )

34
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cardio manifestations in SLE

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fibrinous pericarditis (serositis) w or w/o effusion MC — libman sacks endocarditis

35
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what heart valve is affected in SLE

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mitral valve — causes regurg

36
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MC respiratory finding in SLE

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pleuritic chest pain ( pain on INSPIRATION ) w or w/o effusion — SEROSITIS

37
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lymph findings in SLE

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generalized PAINFUL LAD + splenomegaly

38
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MSK finding in SLE

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arthralgia - MCP+PIP – non deforming

39
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SKIN finding in SLE

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malar rash on face

40
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RENAL finding in SLE

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membranous in nephrotic — DPGN in nephritic

MCCOD

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RESPIRATORY finding in SLE

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pleuritic chest pain — SEROSITIS

42
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CNS findings in SLE

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headache, seizures, strokes

43
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what causes strokes in SLE

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antiphospholipid syndrome causes vessel thrombosis

44
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pregnancy complication in SLE

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  1. heart block in newborns (IgG SS-A(RO)) crosses the placenta
  2. spontaneous abortion
45
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drug induced SLE

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procainamide + hydralazine

46
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clinical findings in drug induced SLE

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pleuritis, fever, arthralgia

47
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what is seen on the hands in dermatomyositis?

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purple papules on the knuckles and PIP+DIP joints

48
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what is seen on the face in dermatomyositis?

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swelling and red discoloration under the eyes

49
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how is serum complement affected in SLE

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decreased b/c of IC formation

50
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what is used to treat SYSTEMIC SCLEROSIS

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penicillamine for skin fibrosis — cyclophosphamide for interstitial fibrosis

51
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what cells are increased in SCLERODERMA

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CD4 Th2 cells causes cytokine release which damages endothelial cells leading to VASCULITIS

52
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MC initial sign in SYSTEMIC SCLEROSIS

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Raynaud’s phenomenon

53
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skin findings in SYSTEMIC SCLEROSIS

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narrowing of digits causes raynauds phenomenon, sclerodactyly, thickened skin, and edema of the hands — mouth has a mouse like appearance

54
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respiratory findings in SYSTEMIC SCLEROSIS

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PH, interstitial fibrosis leads to restrictive lung disease and eventually resp failure — MCCOD

55
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what are the noninfectious inflammatory myopahties

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DM + PM

56
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both DM + PM have increased risk for

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lung and bladder cancer + non Hodgkin malignant lymphoma

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