Immune Deficiencies And Laborstory Diagnosis Flashcards

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Genetic anomalies of various components of the immune system

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Congenital or primary immune deficiency

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When the immune system is normal at birth and a defect occurs at a later time, can be induced by a wide variety of processes: infections, neoplasms, irradiation, chemotherapy, or corticosteroids

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Acquired or secondary immune deficiency

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Primarily a T-cell dysfunction resulting from increased susceptibility to viral fungal infections

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Cellular immune deficiency

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4
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Primarily a B-cells that are impaired resulting in increased susceptibility to bacteria infections

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Humoral immune deficiency

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5
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A condition in which the development defect is at the level of the stem cell

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Reticular dysgenesis

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An inherited defect affecting the lymphoid precursor so there are markedly reduced lymphocytes and virtually no antibody production.

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Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID)

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This condition is caused by the deterioration of the thymus and is marked by a decreased number and function of T-cells, serum levels of Ig M are low but exhibit normal to increased numbers of other antibodies, and a decreased platelet count and eczema.

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Wiskott aldrich syndrome

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Condition caused by insufficient thymic tissue (thymic hypoplasia) due to abnormal development in the embryo marked by deficiency in the number/function T-cell, normal levels of immunoglobulin and B-cells

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Digeorge’s syndrome

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9
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Know as X-linked agammaglobulinemia or x-linked hypogammaglobulinemia and is an inherited congenital disease characterized by a severe deficiency of B lymphocytes and is a predisposing factor for bacterial infections

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Brutons agammaglobulinemia

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10
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Infection leading to a selective depletion of t lymphocytes

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Human immunodeficiency virus

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11
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Failure to respond to an antigen

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Anergy

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12
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Delayed type hypersensitivity skin test used to evaluate the cellular immune response to intradermally injected antigen.

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T-cell function

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13
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PHA and Con A preferentially stimulates which type of cell?

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T lymphocytes

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14
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PWM stimulates both ____ and ____ cells

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T

B

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15
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Evaluation of overall antibody levels in serum by the separation of Serum proteins using an electric charge

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Electrophoresis

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16
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Tests the functional capability of complement components of the classical pathway

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CH50

17
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Defects in normal development, maturation, or function of the immune system.

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Immune deficiency