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Immuno Deficiencies Flashcards

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Reccurent SINOPULMONARY bacterial infections point to which type of PID?

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humoral immunity

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Reccurent VIRAL or FUNGAL infections point to which type of PID?

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cell mediated immunity

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recurrent skin abscess or fungal infections point to which type of PID?

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phagocyte defect

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Bacterial meningitis with encapsulated bacteria point to which type of PID?

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complement deficiency

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Serum immunoglobulin levels help detect which immunodeficiency?

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humoral immunodeficiency

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Differential count of blood cells screens for?

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T cell/ Bcell/ T/B defects

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NItroblue tetrazolium measures oxidative activity to screen for ?

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Phagocytic disorder

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What are some overall characteristics of SCIDs?

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  1. deficient in T and B cells
  2. severe opportunistic infections
  3. AVOID LIVE vaccinations
  4. LOW immunoglobins
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This immunodeficiency is described by accumulation in toxic deoxyadenosine ? What type of DEFECT is this associated with?

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  1. ADA deficiency

2. defect in lymphocyte MATURATION

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What accumulates in Purine Nucleoside Phosphorylase Deficiency? How do you treat pts with this?

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  1. dGTP

2. HSCT / NO live viral vaccines

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Purine Nucleoside Phosphorylase Deficiency

  1. What accumulates?
  2. IG levels?
  3. treatment?
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  1. dGTP
  2. NORMAL
  3. HSCT / NO live viral vaccines
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Artemis Deficiency:

  1. What is the deficiency
  2. Treatment?
  3. IG level?
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  1. Mutation in artemis gene (for VDJ recombo & double strand repair)
  2. HSCT / NO live viral vaccines
  3. LOW
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What is the immunophenotype of artemis deficiency?

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T-B-NK+

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Immunophenotype of PNP?

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T-B+NK+/-

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Immunophenotype of ADA deficiency?

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T-B-NK-

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RAG 1/ 2 deficiency

  1. At what stage do T/B cell arrest due to this deficiency?
  2. What is the MILD form of this deficiency?
  3. IG level?
  4. Treatment ?
A
  1. Pre B and Pre T
  2. Leaky rag1/rag2 = OMEN SYNDROME (high IgE)
  3. LOW
  4. HSCT/ no live viral vaccines
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Immunophenotype of Rag1/2 deficiency?

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T-B-NK+

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What (5) immunodeficiencies cause defect in LYMPHOCYTE MATURATION?

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  1. ADA
  2. PNP deficiency
  3. RAG1/2 deficiency
  4. Jak deficiency
  5. Artemis Deficiency
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Which immunodeficiency is characterized by increased radiosensitivity?

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Artemis deficiency (SCID )

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Jak deficiency?

  1. Cause and effect of this ?
  2. IG levels?
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  1. Mutation in Jak3/ defect in IL-2 signaling

2. VERY low levels

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Immunophenotype of Jak3 deficiency?

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T-B+NK-

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Which immunodeficiences are associated with defect in Bcell MATURATION?

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  1. agammaglobulinemia X LINKED
  2. IgG deficiency
  3. IgA Deficiency
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Aggamaglobulinemia…

  1. Cause of this?
  2. IG levels
  3. mode of inheritance
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  1. BtK deficiency; no rearrangement of heavy chain
  2. NONE
  3. X LINKED
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Immunophenotype of Aggamaglobulinemia…

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?

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25
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Low levels of IgG2 are associated with poor response to ?

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polysaccharide Ags

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IgG deficiency

  1. Cause?
  2. IG levels
  3. Associated with what infection
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  1. defect in many genes
  2. LOW igG; NORMAL IgA IgM IgE
  3. with bacterial/ viral infection involving RESPIRATORY tract
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Immunophenotype of IgG deficiency

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B+ T+ NK+

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Ig A deficiency

  1. Cause/effect?
  2. IG levels
  3. Treatment to avoid?
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  1. decreased IgA; ^^ risk of autoimmune disease development
  2. NO IgA , all others NORMAL
  3. AVOID IVIG due to antibodies produced against IgA
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Immunophenotype of IgA deficiency

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B+ T+ NK+

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30
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What immunodeficiencies (3) cause defects in B Cell maturation?

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  1. Agammaglobulinemia
  2. IgG deficiency
  3. IgA deficiency
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DiGeorge Syndrome

  1. Causes?
  2. IG level?
  3. Common sxs?
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  1. deletion of chromosome 22q11
  2. NORMAL IGs
  3. “CaTcH 22” Cardiac anomaly, Thymic hypoplasia, Hypocalcemia
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32
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Immunophenotype of DiGeorge syndrome?

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T- B+ NK+

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Hyper IgM Syndrome…

  1. causes? (2)
  2. IG levels
  3. potential treatment ?
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  1. CD40L or CD40 deficiency
  2. HIGH IgM , LOW IgG, IgA
  3. administer IVIG to compensate for lack of class switch
34
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This immunodeficiency is characterized by decrease in VDJ recombination and unrepaired double strand breaks. Does not allow for T/B cell maturation.

A

ARTEMIS deficiency

35
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This Immunodeficiency is characterized by cardiac anomaly, thymic hyperplasia, and hypocalcemia. It interferes with which lymphocyte development?

A

DiGeorge syndrome “CaTcH 22”

defect in T cell maturation

36
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Immunophenotype of IgM

A

B+T+NK+

37
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Which immunodeficiency causes defect in IL-2 signaling?

What is the associated defect?

A

Jak-3 defciency

defect in B/T cell maturation

38
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Transient HYPOgammaglobulinemia INFANCY

  1. cause?
  2. IG levels
  3. increased susceptibility to ?
A
  1. drop in maternal IgG ; delayed baby IgG production
  2. LOW IgG/ IgA ; low/ normal IgM
  3. sinopulmonary infxn
39
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Immunophenotype of Transient HYPOgammaglobulinemia

A

B+ T+ NK+

40
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CVID (common variable immune deficiency)

  1. cause?
  2. IG level?
  3. increased risk for ?
A
  1. defect in Ab production; B cells are phenotypically normal but are unable to differentiate into Ig-producing cells
  2. LOW IgA, IgG, IgM
  3. lymphomas, autoimmune disease
41
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Immunophenotype CVID?

A

B+/- T+ NK+

42
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Which (3) immunodeficiencies cause defect in B cell activation/function?

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  1. Transient Hypogammaglobunemia
  2. Hyper IgM syndromes
  3. CVID
43
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Which immunodeficiency is associated with drop in Maternal IgG after birth? What defect does this contribute to?

A
  1. Transient hypgammaglobinemia

2. defect in B cell activation/ function

44
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Common y chain deficiency?

  1. cause/effect?
  2. IG level
A
  1. no y chain for IL-2 receptor (IL-2 needed for T cell activation
  2. LOW for IGs ( lack of helpers to activate B cells)
45
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Immunophenotype of Common y chain deficiency?

A

T- B+ NK+

46
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IL7R alpha chain deficiency..

  1. effect?
  2. IG levels
A
  1. deficiency in cytokine for lymphocyte development

2. IG levels LOW

47
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MOST common form of SCID ?

A

Common y chain deficiency

48
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Immunophenotype of IL7R alpha chain deficiency..

A

T-B+NK+

49
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Which deficiency in hyper IGM syndrome is X linked ?

A

CD40L

50
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Bare lymphocyte 2

  1. cause
  2. treatment
A
  1. mut in MHC 2 genes , decrease in CD4 + cells

2. HSCT

51
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immunophenotype of Bare lymphocyte 2 ?

A

T+B+NK-

52
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immunophenotype of Bare lymphocyte 1?

A

T+B+NK-

53
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Bare lymphocyte 1

  1. cause
  2. IG level
A
  1. deficient TAP 1 ; decrease MHC 1 , decrease CD8+ cell

2. NORMAL IGs

54
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CD3 complex deficiency

  1. cause
  2. IG level
  3. treatment
  4. sxs
A
  1. deficiency in CD3 subunit . ( for signal transduction )
  2. IG LOW levels
  3. HSCT
  4. those of SCID . (chronic diarrhea, failure to thrive)
55
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Immunophenotype of CD3 complex deficiency?

A

T-B+NK+

56
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This immunodeficiency is lack of cytokine required for lymphocyte development?

A

IL-7 alpha chain deficiency

57
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IFNy-IL-12R axis deficiency

  1. cause?
  2. susceptibility to ?
  3. associated with defect with which immune response?
A
  1. IFNy receptor / IL-12 R mutation
  2. intracellular pathogens (unable to activate macrophages
  3. defect in function/activation of T cells
58
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Th 17 deficiency?

  1. cause?
  2. susceptibility to ?
A
  1. mut in genees STAT1/2 , IL17 or IL-17 R

2. fungal infections

59
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Which immunodeficiencies cause defect in T HELPER differentiation?

A

IFNy-IL12 deficiency

60
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Mutation in FOx p3 allows self reactive effector cells to go UNinhibited… what is this?

A

IPEX

61
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Defects in Fas , FasL or caspase lead to resistance of effector cells to apoptosis

A

ALPS

62
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Wiscott Aldrich Syndrome

  1. cause
  2. IG level
  3. inheritance pattern?
  4. characterized by?
A
  1. mutation in WASP
  2. low IgM , HIGH IgA and IgE
  3. X LINKED
  4. thrombcytopenia/ ECZEMA
63
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Immunophenotype Wiscott Aldrich Syndrome

A

T-B+NK-

64
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Classical NKD is caused by?

A

Mutation in transcription factor GATA2 ; no NK cells produced

65
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Functional NKD caused by?

A

decreased functionality of NK cell; perforin deficiency

66
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LAD 1 (leukocyte adhesion deficiency)

A

defect in B2 INTEGRINS; lack of LFA-1

67
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LAD 2 (leukocyte adhesion deficiency)

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impaired P selectin/ mutation in FUCOSE transporter

68
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LAD 3 (leukocyte adhesion deficiency)

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defective signaling via B2 integrins

69
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Delayed detachment of umbilical cord , failure to form pus is characteristic of which immunodeficiency?

A

LAD

70
Q

Deficiency in NAPH oxidase in phagocytes is what immunodeficiency?

A

Chronic granulomatous disease

71
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Which immunodeficiency is more susceptible to CATALASE positive bacteria?

A

Chronic granulomatous disease

72
Q

G6PD deficiency is what type of inheritance? sxs?

A

XLINKED, anemia and granuloma formation

73
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This immunodeficiency is characterized by neutrophils with GIANT granules and lack of digestive enzymes…resulting in decreased chemotaxis.

A

Chediak Higashi Syndrome

74
Q

Which components of Complement, when deficient, increase susceptibility to NEISSEIRIA species

A

C5-C9 from MAC complex

75
Q

C1 and C4 defiency are linked to development of

A

systemic lupus and RA

76
Q

Deficiency of this complement protein manifests as recurrent infections?

A

C2

77
Q

Which Complement protein deficiency is responsible for Hereditary angioedema?

A

C1 esterase

78
Q

Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria results as a deficiency in

A

GP1

unable to anchor DAF And CD59 to RBC to prevent attack by complement

79
Q

Myd88 deficiency

  1. effect?
  2. sxs?
A
  1. impaired TLR signaling (NOT IN TLR3)

2. lack fevers, pro inflammatory IFny IL-1 Il-6 LOW

80
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which TLR is not affected by Myd88 deficiency?

A

TLR3

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