Immunodeficiency stuff Flashcards
name the four components of the immune function
1) anatomic –> skin, mucosal barriers
2) phagocytes –> neuts, macs
3) cellular immunity
4) humoral immunity –> B cells!
what neutrophil count gives you neutropenia and subsequent infection?
<500 pmns/ul
What are the stages/ counts of HIV/AIDS infection?
early= >500
intermediate= 200-5–
advanced (AIDS)= <200
True false: all the following are messed up in HIV/AIDS?
- CD4 t
- nk
- b
- phagocytes
false. PMNs and macs (phagocytes are okay)
complement is part of _______ immunity.
humoral. stop ignoring that. its not just b cells.
complement deficiency
C2= most common C1-4= classical pathway C5-9= terminal pathway
at which point in the complement pathway do classical, alternative and lectin converge?
C3!
what complements component make up MAC?
C5-9
what infections do you see with:
- C1-C4 defieciency?
- C5-C9 deficiency?
C1-C4= PHYOGENIC infx C5-C9= neisseria
what are some typical presentations of Ab deficiency?
resp infx
encapsulated bacteria –> s. pneumo
enteroviruses
giardia
selective IgA deficiency
MOST COMMON PRIMARY IMMUNODEFICIENCY
- majority asymptomatic because of IgM/IgG
- Airway/ GI infx, Atopy, Autoimmune, Anaphylaxis to IgA products
primary vs secondary immunodeficiency?
Primary: single gene defects
Secondary: malnutrition, HIV/AIDS, age, measles, chronic steroids, chemo, antiTNF, transplant
immunodeficiencies in (2) leukemias?
CLL –> low Ig due to B “arrest”
Multiple myeloma–> high monoclonal IgG, low M/A
CVID (primary immodeficiency)
- recurrent PYOGENIC sinopulm infx –> s pneumo
- chronic diarrhea + GI hyperplasia
- PCP, fungi, mycobacteria, recurrent HSV
- **LOW immunoglobulins due to defective B cell differentiation
Jobs syndrome (hyper IgE)
- AD inheritance –> mutation in STAT3 –> Th17 deficient
- Coarse facies
- Abscesses (cold staph)
- Teeth (retained primary)
- *increased IgE + decrease ifn-y
- Derm probs