Micro HYPERSENSITIVUTY

Question 1

Immediate or anaphylactic

Answer 1

Type 1

Question 2

Ig-E mediated

Answer 2

Type 1

Question 3

Occur within Minute after re exposure

Answer 3

Type 1
Anaphylactic or immediate type

Question 4

Mos immunogenicity subs in type 1

Answer 4

Protein

Question 5

High affinity receptors

Answer 5

FceR1

Question 6

FCeR1 Component?

Answer 6

Basophil and mast cells

Question 7

Low affinity receptors ; surface of B cells

Answer 7

FCeR2

Question 8

What type of hypersensitivity, that T cells control the response to inhalant antigens

Answer 8

Type 1

Question 9

IgE production depends on what cell

Answer 9

Th2

Question 10

Stimulate class switching

Answer 10

Th2

Question 11

Response on first exposure stimulating

Answer 11

Th1

Question 12

Other Ig that stimulated by TH2

Answer 12

IgG

Question 13

Form TH2

Answer 13

IL-4

Question 14

Has anti inflammatory response

Answer 14

IL-13

Question 15

Activate eosinophils

Answer 15

IL-5

Question 16

Enchance IgE Prod and stimulate mucus

Answer 16

IL-13

Question 17

What triggers the release of CHEMOKINES

Answer 17

Th2
Mast cells
Epithelial cells

Question 18

Bronchial asthma
Hay fever
Chronic rhinitis
Venoms
Aspergillus - fungi
Drugs and food

Answer 18

Type 1

Question 19

Urticaria

Answer 19

Type 1

Question 20

Vasodilation, vascular leakage and smooth muscle spasm or glandular secretion occur, what phase

Answer 20

Immediate phase

Question 21

Vasodilation, vascular leakage and smooth muscle spasm or glandular secretion occur, what phase

Answer 21

Immediate phase

Question 22

Subside in few hours (5-30mins)

Answer 22

Immediate rxn

Question 23

No additional exposure to antigen

Answer 23

Late phase

Question 24

Infiltration of tissues with eosinophils, neutrophil, basophil and cd4

Answer 24

Late phase rxn

Question 25

There is mucosal damage

Answer 25

Late phase rxn

Question 26

Vasoactive amines

Answer 26

Histamine