Immunologic And Serologic Assays Flashcards

1
Q

_____ may obstruct precipitin bands or may appear to be a precipitin band.

A

Lipemia or hemolysis

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2
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Double diffusion in Two dimensions.

A

Ouchterlony’s Method

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3
Q

This particular reaction pattern is seen when two Antigens are identical and produce similar precipitin lines. They appear to be fused

A

Reaction of identity

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4
Q

Where the Ag and Ab form a precipitate is known as what?

A

Equivalence point

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5
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Two separate precipitin lines form and completely cross one another due to separate interactions of the Ab solution with Ag

A

Reaction or non-identity

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6
Q

The most common support medium for serum protein electrophoresis

A

Cellulose acetate

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7
Q

Positive pole

A

Anode

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8
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Negative pole

A

Cathode

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9
Q

The smallest and most abundant serum protein

A

Albumin

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10
Q

Contains acute phase

A

Alpha 1 and Alpha 2

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11
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Contains Ig A as well as transferrin, beta lipoprotein, and c3

A

Beta region

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12
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Contains Ig M and Ig G

A

Gamma region

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13
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These two malignant disease are characterized by uncontrolled proliferation of a single clone of plasma cells and exhibit a great increase in proteins in the alpha 2 to gamma regions due to increased production of antibody of one class

A

Multiple myeloma or macroglobulinemia

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14
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A condition associated with infection or autoimmune diseases and exhibits an elevated gamma globulin due to increased Ig G production. In increase in all antibody classes may occur with this condition

A

Polyclonal hypergammaglobulinemia

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15
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Levels of gamma globulin may be between 10-50% of normal due to a number of predisposing factors such as a genetically determined defect in antibody synthesis, decreased synthesis of normal antibody myelomas, excessive loss of antibodies.

A

Hypogammaglobulinemia

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16
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Light chains spill over into urine as a result of myeloma and is seen as a spike in the gamma region.

A

Bence-jones proteinuria

17
Q

Proteins are lost into the urine because of damage to the kidneys

A

Nephritic

18
Q

This technique is used to detect bacterial antigen in the CSF of patients with bacterial meningitis

A

Counterimmunoelectrophoresis