hypersensitivity disorder - type 1 Flashcards

1
Q

whqat is a type 1 hypersensitivity disorder

A

immediate

from Ag seen before

IgE

Mast cell release
->
* vasodilation,
* increased permeability,
* smooth muscle spasm

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2
Q

sx of type 1 hypersensitivity disorder

A

Angioedema,
urticaria,
rhino conjunctivitis,
wheeze,
D&V,
ANAPHYLAXIS

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3
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atopic dermatitis (infantile eczema) allergen

A

Irritants, food and
environmental

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4
Q

atopic dermatitis (infantile eczema) pathology

A

Defects in β defensin

predispose to Staph aureus superinfection

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5
Q

atopic dermatitis (infantile eczema)
dx

A

Clinical.
80% present in
first year of life.

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6
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atopic dermatitis (infantile eczema) rx

A

Emollients, skin
oils, topical
steroids,
antibiotics, PUVA
phototherapy etc

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7
Q

food allergy allergen

A

Milk, egg, peanut,
tree nut, fish,
shellfish

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8
Q

food allergy path

A

IgE (anaphylaxis,
OAS);

cell mediated (coeliac);

IgE/cell mediated (atopic dermatitis)

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9
Q

food allergy dx

A

Food Diary, Skin
Prick Tests,
RAST,
Challenge Test
à Most
resolve by
adulthood.

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10
Q

food allergy rx

A

Dietician, Food
Avoidance,
EpiPen, Control
asthma if present

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11
Q

oral allergy syndrome allergen

A

Birch pollen +
rosacea fruit,
ragweed +
melons,
mugwort + Celery
(cross- reactivity)

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12
Q

oral allergy syndrome path

A

Exposure to
allergen induces
allergy to food.
Symptoms limited
to mouth, 2% get
anaphylaxis

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13
Q

oral allergy syndrome dx

A

Clinical
Diagnosis, Skin
Prick Testing
can be useful

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14
Q

oral allergy syndrome mx

A

Avoid food.
If ingested wash
mouth, take
antihistamine

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15
Q

latex food syndrome allergen

A

Chestnut,
avocado, banana,
potato, tomato,
kiwi, papaya,
eggplant, mango,
wheat, melon

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16
Q

latex food syndrome path

A

Some foods have
latex-like
components à
latex allergy
sufferers also
have food
allergies

17
Q

latex food syndrome dx

A

SPT

18
Q

latex food syndrome rx

A

avoidance

19
Q

allergic rhinitis allergen

A

Seasonal (tree
and grass pollen,
fungal spores);
Perennial (pets,
house dust mite);
Occupational
(latex, lab animals)

20
Q

allergic rhinitis path

A

Nasal itch and
obstruction,
sneezing,
anosmia, eye
symptoms

21
Q

allergic rhinitis dx

A

Pale bluish
swollen nasal
mucosa
Skin Prick Test
and RAST

22
Q

allergic rhinitis rx

A

Allergen
avoidance,
Antihistamine,
Steroid Nasal
Spray, Sodium
Cromoglycate Eye
Drops, Oral
Steroids,
Ipratropium Nasal
Spray

23
Q

acute urticaria allergne

A

50% Idiopathic
50% caused by
food, drugs, latex,
viral infections and
febrile illnesses

24
Q

acute urticaria path

A

IgE mediated
reaction. Wheals
which completely resolve in 6 wks

25
Q

acute urticaria dx

A

Mainly clinical.
(Sometimes skin
prick test)

26
Q

acute urticaria rx

A

Allergen
avoidance,
Antihistamines
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