Pathology Flashcards

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1
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Specific cell type
Acute Inflammation: _____________
Chronic Inflammation: _____________

A

Acute: Neutrophil
Chronic: Lymphocyte

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Common causes of chronic inflammation

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Persistent infection (most common) 
Viral infection
Fungal infection
Parasitic infection
Autoimmune Disease
Foreign body/material
Cancer
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Site of T lymphocyte production? maturation?

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production - bone marrow

maturation - thymus

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MHC Class
CD4+ T cell : ________
CD8+ T cell : ________

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CD4 - MHC II

CD8 - MHC 1

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Steps in activation of CD4+ T Cell

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  1. MHC II-bound antigen received by CD4+ receptor

2. B7 received by CD28 receptor

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Steps in activation of CD8+ T Cell

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  1. MHC I-bound antigen received by CD8+ receptor

2. IL-2 received from CD4+ T Cell

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Functions of TH1 cells

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  1. Release IL-2 to activate CD8+ T cells

2. Release IFN-g to help macrophages

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Functions of TH2 cells

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  1. Release IL-4 to active IgG and IgE in B cells
  2. Release IL-5 to activate IgA in B cells
  3. Release IL-10 to inhibit TH1 cells
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Methods of killing employed by CD8+ cytotoxic T cell

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  1. Perforins + Granzymes + Activation of Caspases

2. FasL binding to Fas Receptor

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Immunoglobulin expressed in naive B cells

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IgM and IgD

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Methods of activation of B cells

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  1. Antigen binding to IgM and IgD

2. CD40 from B cell binds to CD40L from CD4+ cell, which produces IL-4 and IL-5

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12
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What is the hallmark of a granuloma?

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Presence of epitheloid histiocytes

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13
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Differentiate a caseating from a non-caseating granuloma

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Caseating - w/ area of central necrosis

Non-caseating - w/o area of central necrosis

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Differentials for a non-caseating granuloma

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Foreign material/bodies
Sarcoidosis
Crohn's Disease
Cat Scratch Disease
Beryllium poisoning
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15
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Differentials for a caseating granuloma

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TB infection

Fungal infection

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16
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Explain the process of granuloma formation

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  1. Macrophage secretes IL-12
  2. IL-12 activates TH1 cell
  3. TH1 cell makes IFN-g
  4. IFN-g activates macrophages
  5. Macrophages become epitheloid histiocytes