Immunology and Serology Flashcards

1
Q

the study of all the aspects
of the immune system

A

immunology

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2
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a division of immunology that
specializes in the laboratory detection &
measurement of antigens & antibodies

A

serology

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3
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Specific production of antigen;
no false positives

A

specificity

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4
Q

The binding of antigen to a specific
antibody plays an important role in the
diagnosis of diseases using the different
tests

A

the principle of immunology and serologic methods

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5
Q

The action of an antibody when it
cross-links multiple antigens producing
clumps of antigens

A

agglutination

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6
Q

it is a stage of agglutination that represents the physical attachment
of antibody molecules to antigens and becomes sensitive

A

sensitization

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7
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stage of agglutination that establish of cross-links between
sensitized particles & antibodies, resulting in aggregation and visible to the naked eye, also clumping

A

lattice formation

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8
Q

what are the type of agglutination reactions and their examples?

A

direct agglutination - blood typing
passive/indirect - rheumatoid factor latex test
reverse passive - c-creative protein test

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9
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Competition between particulate &
soluble antigens for limited
antibody-combining sites.

A

agglutination inhibition

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10
Q

lack of agglutination mean positive

A

agglutination inhibition

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11
Q

Branch of immunology which deals with
the uses of immunologic principles to
study & identify the different blood groups

A

immunohematology/blood banking

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12
Q

who discovered the ABO blood group?

A

karl landsteiner

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13
Q

in what year did the ABO blood group discovered?

A

1900

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14
Q

who discovered the blood type AB?

A

Alfred von De Castello & Adriano Sturli

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15
Q

direct or forward typing

A

cell typing

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16
Q

backward, reverse, indirect
typing

A

serum typing

17
Q

Second most important blood group
system after the ABO blood group system

A

RH blood group system

18
Q

the RH blood group system is derived from?

A

Rhesus macaque monkey

19
Q

what are the 5 important RH antigens?

A

D,C, E, c and e

20
Q

what is the most important and immunologic antigens among 5?

A

D

21
Q

Patient serum + Donor RBC (PS-DR)

A

major crossmatch

22
Q

Patient RBC + Donor serum (PR-DS)

A

minor crossmatch

23
Q

it detects antigen

A

forward

24
Q

it detects antibodies

A

backward