Hypersensitivity DDC Rolainne

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Allergic reactions

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Hypersensitivity

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2 types of hypersensitivity

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Immediate hypersensitivity reaction
Delayed hypersensitivity reaction

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Classification of allergic reaction

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Hypersensitivity I
Hypersensitivity II
Hypersensitivity III
Hypersensitivity IV

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Also known as anaphylactic reaction

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Hypersensitivity type I

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what type of reaction is considered immediate type

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Hypersensitivity type I and II

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Reaction of the body wherein causes circulatory shock and may be fatal. Can be manifested after exposure to an allergen/antigen considered by the body as foregin

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Hypersensitivity type I

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Food allergen (shrimps)

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Hypersensitivity type I

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Some medications (ex.penicilin)

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Hypersensitivity type I

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Pollens, plants (poison ivy)

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Hypersensitivity type I

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Odors chemicals etc

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Hypersensitivity type I

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Known as cytotoxic reaction

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Hypersensitivity type II

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Body mechanism that reacts via its defense mechanism however might cause high mortality if not manage early

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Hypersensitivity type II

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condition can be manifested as a serum sickness as seen in non compatible transfusion of blood and or its components proteins causes massive cellular hemolysis

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Hypersensitivity type II

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Causes massive cellular hemolysis

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Hypersensitivity type II

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These is an immunological reaction where in the body’s antibodies reacts to destroy its own tissue

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Hypersensitivity type III

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This allergic reaction is considered as delayed type because the bodys 3rd line of defense creates first an antibody towards the material as presented to be an antigen

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Hypersensitivity type III

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A consequence of post infectious with beta hemolytic streptococci causing acute tonsilo-pharyngitis

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Hypersensitivity type III

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Known as antibody-antigen rxn

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Hypersensitivity type III

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It produces a toxin and introduced to the 3rd line of defense in turn it produces antibodies against it but it causes a violent reaction to tissue destruction

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Hypersensitivity type III

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Tissue destruction

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Hypersensitivity type III

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Rheumatic heart disease (RHD)

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Hypersensitivity type III

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Glomerulo nephritis (GN) destruction of kidneys

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Hypersensitivity type III

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Systemic lupus erythmatusus (SLE)

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Myasthenia gravis (MG)

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An immune reaction considered also as delayed type of reaction

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Hypersensitivity type IV

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Graft rejection reaction

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Hypersensitivity type IV

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The body's own antibodies reacts to destroy a foreign material which a transplanted material has an identifiable antigen > HLA (human lymphocytic antigen

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Hypersensitivity type IV

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Recognize by owns antibodies especially immune system "killer cells"

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Hypersensitivity type IV

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Cytotoxic cells Lymphocytes (B and T) Immunoglobulins

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Hypersensitivity type IV

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Skin, mucus membrane

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1st line of defense

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Stationed phagocytes

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1st line of defense

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Barriers (secretions)

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1st line of defense

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Rashes, pigmentation Warmth or cold skin

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1st line of defense

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Mobile phagocytes

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2nd line of defense

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White blood cells

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2nd line of defense

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Leukocytes

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2nd line of defense

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Increase eosinophils leukocytosis (+) histamine

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2nd line of defense

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Immune system

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3rd line of defense

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Immunoglobulins

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3rd line of defense

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Killer cells (t-lymphocytes)

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3rd line of defense

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Increase immunoglobulin E resolution

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3rd line of defense

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2 types of immunity

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Innate immunity Adaptive immunity

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Ability of the body to resist certain infection through its bodily barriers through its first line of defense

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Innate immunity

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Skin and its protective processes, antibodies acquired from the mother that crosses the placenta

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Innate immunity

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Ability of the body to resists foreign body or antigen by the capabilities of the immune system to produce specific antibodies to certain antigens by/through sensitization of the immune system

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Adaptive immunity

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2 classifications of adaptive immunity

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Natural immunity Acquired immunity

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Natural passive immunity

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Natural immunity

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Antibodies received from the mother via crosses placental barrier through mothers milk (colustrums)

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Natural passive immunity

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2 types of natural immunity

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Natural passive immunity Natural active immunity

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Colostrums

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Natural passive immunity

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Short live immunity

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Natural passive immunity Acquired passive immunity

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The body produces its own specific antibodies by acquiring it through the process of getting infected then the immune system produces its own specific antibiotics

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Natural active immunity

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Infected with chicken pox

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Natural active immunity

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2 types of acquired immunity

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Acquired passive immunity Acquired active immunity

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Antibodies received as immunoglobulins as a vaccine

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Acquired passive immunity

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Human tetanus immune globulins

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Acquired passive immunity

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Body receives either live or attenuated antigen/material of a specific bacteria or virus as a form of vaccine the body response to produce own specific antibodies

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Acquired active immunity

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Immunized with measles vaccine

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Acquired active immunity

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2 way process of immune system

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Humoral response Cellular response

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Antibody production

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Humoral response

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Immunoglobulin G (IgG)

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Humoral response

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Seen in 1st exposure to an antigen

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Immunoglobulin G (IgG)

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Immuneglobulin M (IgM)

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Humoral response

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Seen w/ 2nd exposure to an antigen

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Immuneglobulin M (IgM)

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Immuneglobulin A (IgA)

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Humoral response

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Seen in our bodily secretions

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Immuneglobulin A (IgA)

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Tears semen mucus membrane

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Immuneglobulin A (IgA)

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Immuneglobulin D (IgD)

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Humoral response

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Not clear but seen to increase production of B lymphocytes

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Immunoglobulin D (IgD)

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Immunoglobulin E (IgE)

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Humoral response

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Seen to increase with or in cases of hypersensitivity reactions

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Immunoglobulin E (IgE)

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Produces phagocytic /killer cells

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Cellular response

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B&T lymphocytes, helper and killer

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Cellular response

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Cytotoxic cells, NK cells, tumor neutralizing cells

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Cellular response

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Interferons

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Cellular response

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Antibodies received through from the mother via crosses placental barrier and through mothers milk

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Natural passive immunity