pathophysiology, mechanims, and clinical manifestations of Type I, Type II, Type III, and Type IV Hypersensitivity Reactions. Flashcards
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type 1 - most common allergic reactions
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-environmental reactions
-IgE antibody
S/S - seasonal allergies
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type 2 - tissue specific reactions
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reactions against specific tissues. IgG and IgM antibodies
S/S - autoimmune disease and graves disease
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type 3 - immune complex reactions
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Reactions against antigen in blood/body fluids
-S/S - lupus
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cell-mediated reactions
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- Mediated by T lymphocytes, specific cells
- Doesn’t involve any type of antibody
- S/S - graft rejection, skin test for TB, skin allergic reactions for poison ivy and some metals