Practical Flashcards

1
Q

In direct agglutination, the Abs should be __&__

A

IgM
IgG

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2
Q

In direct agglutination, the Ag should

A

Insoluble (particulate)

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3
Q

What case prozone phenomenon in brucella

A

Hight Ab ratio in relation to Ag with case no cross link

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4
Q

Definition of prozone phenomenon

A

Absence of agglutination in tubes because(Dr used the word “with”)of high concentration of Abs

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5
Q

How to overcome prozone phenomenon

A

1/ use more than 6 tubes
Dr: use wide range of dilution
2/ add coomb’s reagent (antihuman globulin )

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6
Q

What is the importance( بمعنى resalt) of prozone phenomenon

A

False -ve result

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7
Q

Name the steps of coomb’s reagent (antihuman globulin)

A

1/ lgG or lgM antibodies is injected to animal
2/ the animal immune system will secrets anti IgG antibody
3/ these anti IgG Abs will bind to Fc of IgG
4/ this binding will form cross linking Ag Ab complex

And congratulations, we can see visible agglutintion

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8
Q

Name the application that we use passive : quantitative

A

Antistreptolysin o (ASO) test

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9
Q

Name the application in which reversed passive or qualitative is used

A

Detection of lancefield groups of beta hemolytic streptococci

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10
Q

In passive ( quantitative ) the unknown is

A

Abs

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11
Q

In reversed passive (qualitative) the unknown is

A

Ag

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12
Q

In reversed passive latex is associated ( هذه من عندي ) with

A

Abs

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13
Q

In passive (quantitative) latex is coated with

A

Ag

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14
Q

Name a famous application of reversed passive

A

Pregnancy test

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15
Q

In passive and reversed passive the kind of Ag is

A

Soluble

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16
Q

Name the 2 inert particles

A

Latex and RBCs

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17
Q

Protein ___ can coat with any molecule and this protein is carried on or associated with _____

A

A
Staphylococci

18
Q

Staph coagglutination test is similar to

A

Reversed passive

19
Q

RBC coated with solube Ag to detect Abs , this method is called

A

Passive haemagglutination test

20
Q

RBC coated with Abs to detect solube Ags , this method is called

A

Reversed passive hemagglutination

21
Q

Haemagglutination is used mainly to

A

Diagnose viral infections

22
Q

Answer below
Indirect coombs test
Uses
Method
+ve resalt

A

Detect free Rh Abs in serum of maternal

1/ blood sample from mother
2/ add Rh +ve RBCs and coombs reagent

Rh Abs coat Rh+ve RBCs –> agglutination by coombs reagent

23
Q

Answer below
Direct coombs test
Uses
Method
+ve result

A

Detect Rh Abs coating RBCs in serum of newborn
1/ blood sample from newborn
2/ add coombs reagent

RBCs coated with Rh Abs –> agglutination by coobs reagent

24
Q

Name another use of direct coombs test

A

Autoimmune hemolytic anemia

25
Q

Neutralization reaction is used in

A

Diagnosis of certain viral infection

26
Q

Precipitation line is shown on ___

A

Toxigenic corynebacterium or C diphtheria

27
Q

Name the application of double immunodiffusion

A

Detect ability of corynebacterium or C diphtheria to produce toxin

28
Q

Application of single immunodiffusion (quantitative)

A

Measure con. Of serum protein
Like complement and Ig isotypes

29
Q

In single radial immunodiffusion (quantitative) the known con. is _____ and the unknown con. is ____

A

Ab (antiserum)
لانه ضد سيريم دم المريض الذي على
complement and Ig isotypes

Ag , which is the serum protein

30
Q

In single radial immunodiffusion the diffused is

A

Ag forming precipitation ring

31
Q

Immunoelectrophoresis is qualitative/quantitative

A

Qualitative

32
Q

What is electrophoresis ?

A

Is the migration of solutes or particles like IgM in an electrical field

33
Q

In immunoelectrophoresis the ____ the protein the ____ the distance it will travel
And vice versa

A

Larger
Shorter

34
Q

Name the procedure of immunoelectrophoresis

A

1/ a serum sample is placed in a well in agar gel on glass slide than a current is passed through the ager

2/ protein ( Ag) moves in electric field according to charge and size

3/ A trough is cut into the agar and filled with Ab (?)

4/ the Ag and Ab diffuse together which cause “arc of precipitate

35
Q

The serum sample placed on a glass slide contain

A

Mixture of protein like IgM and IgG

36
Q

Name the application of electrophoresis

A

1/ diagnosis of immunodeficiency diseases
Detection of low amounts of one or more Ig isotypes عندما يصبح Ab هوAg :(
2/ testing the presence , absence, or unusual patterns of serum protein ( Ag)
E.x = human myeloma protein

37
Q

Arc of precipitation occur in which ingel test

A

Electrophoresis

38
Q

What is the method of ring precipitation?

A

Known Ab is introduced into small test + unknown Ag is added

39
Q

Name the result of ring precipitation and name the point

A

Ring of precipitation
The point I called interface

40
Q

What is the full form of ELISA

A

Enzymes linked immuno sorbent assay

41
Q

ELISA is used to detect both Ab and Ag in a

A

Sample

42
Q

Name the application of ELISA

A

diagnosis of viral infection
Diagnosis of bacteria infection
Diagnosis of drugs in blood and tissues