Primary Immunodeficiency Flashcards

1
Q

what can the abnormality be in?

A

components of innate
stages of lymphocyte development
responses of mature lymphocytes to antigenic stimulation

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2
Q

repeated infection with encapsulated bacteria is a sign of defective?

A

antibody production

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3
Q

B cell deficiency leads to?

A

pyogenic bacteria, enteric bacteria and viruses

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4
Q

IgG and IgA deficiency leads to?

A

recurrent respiratory infection by pneumococcus and haemophillus

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5
Q

what infections when reduced number/function of phagocytes?

A

staphylococci, gram-negative bacteria and fungi

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6
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what does defects in T cells lead to?

A

intracellular infections: protozoa, viruses, mycobacteria

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7
Q

what is recurrent candida infections suggestive of?

A

defects in TH17 pathway

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8
Q

causes of primary immunodeficiency?

A

mutations
polymorphisms
polygenic disorders

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9
Q

clinical presentation of SCID?

A

infections in the first few weeks of life
diarrhoea
unusual rash

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10
Q

best treatment?

A

Stem Cell Transplantation

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