Hipersensitivity Reactions Flashcards

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1
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Anaphylactic type reaction is characteristic of

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Type I HS

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2
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Type I HS has 2 phases:

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Inmediate (minutes)
Late (12-24 hours)

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3
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Type I HS is mainly mediated by

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Formation of IgE Antibodies

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4
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Type I HS clinical features

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Edema + Urticaria + Broncoconstriction + Rhinitis

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5
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In the first exposure: Once APCs present antigen to T-Helper cells, what is the next step in Type I HS

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1) Activation of Th2 Cells = Increase of IL-4
2) Increased IL-4 = B-Cell class switching to IgE

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6
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IgE binds to Fc-epsilon receptor on

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Mast cells and Basophils

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7
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2nd exposure in Type I HS

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IgE antibodies crosslink = DEGRANULATION of Basophils and Mast cells

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8
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Examples of Type I HS

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ASTHMA
RHINITIS
HIVES

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9
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Type II HS is mediated by

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ANTIBODIES

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10
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Type II is characterized by presence of _____________ against _____________

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IgG Antibodies / Cell surface Antigen

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Antibodies lead to cellular damage via 3 mechanism

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1) COMPLEMENT ACTIVATION
2) OPSONIZATION
3) ABNORMAL CELLULAR RESPONSES

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12
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The mechanism of abnormal cellular response in Type II HS is feature of

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Myasthenia Gravis

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13
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Examples of Type II HS

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Autoinmune Hemolytic Anemia
Graves Diseases
Rheumatic fever
Myasthenia Gravis
GoodPasteur Syndrome

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14
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Type III HS is mediated by

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INMUNE COMPLEX

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15
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Mechanism of Type III HS

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Deposition of Inmune Complexes (Antigen-Antibody) in tissues that leads to complement activation

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16
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Vasculitides are an example of

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Type III HS

17
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Examples of Type III HS

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LES
PS Glomerulonephritis
Serum sickness (Passive Immunity)
Arthus Reaction (DT vaccine)

18
Q

Type IV HS is mediated by

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T-Cell-Mediated / Also known as Delayed Type

19
Q

Abnormal activation of T-Cells is feature of

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Type IV HS

20
Q

CD4+ acts via ________ and produce ___________

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MHC II / Harmful Cytokines

21
Q

CD8+ acts via _________ and produce ___________

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MHC I/ Direct Cytotoxicity

22
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Examples of Type IV HS

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Contact Dermatitis
Graft vs Host disease
Dm Type I
Tuberculin reaction

23
Q

LES is an example of

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Type III HS

24
Q

DM Type I is an example of

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Type IV HS

25
Q

Rheumatic Feveres is an example of

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Type II HS

26
Q

Graft vs Host disease is an example of

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Type IV HS

27
Q

Poststreptococcal Glomerulonephritis is an example of

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Type III HS

28
Q

Autoinmune Hemolytic Anemia is an example of

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Type II HS

29
Q

Graves Disease / Myasthenia Gravis are examples of

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Type II HS

30
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Goodpasteur Syndrome is an example of

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Type II HS