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Serology Day 3 - Autoimmune, immunoassays Flashcards

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ANA test

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Screening test for anti-nuclear antibodies

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Homogenous ANA pattern usually indicative of:

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SLE (systemic lupus erythamatosus)

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Centromere (discrete speckled) ANA pattern usually indicative of:

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Scleroderma (CREST)

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Speckled ANA pattern usually indicative of:

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Sjogren syndrom

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Nucleolar ANA pattern usually indicative of:

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Scleroderma

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SLE clinical presentation

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Multi-organ involvement (skin, joints, kidney, lungs, CNS), Raynaud’s, butterfly rash, anemia, decreased platelets, increased erythrocyte sedimentation rate

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Drug-induced SLE

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Has antibodies to histones but not to ds-DNA, shows positive on ANA but negative on Crithidia lucilae

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Crithidia lucilae

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Single cell protozoan, has mitochondrial mass of ds-DNA, SLE antibodies react

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SLE antibodies

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Anti-dsDNA and anti-Smith

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Sjogren’s Syndrom clinical presentation

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Affects lacrimal and salivary glands (dry eyes and mouth, pain and swelling in glands)

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Sjogren’s Syndrome antibodies

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Anti-La, rheumatoid factor (need biobsy of salivary glands for definitive diagnosis)

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Scleroderma 2 forms

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Progressive diffuse, systemic CREST

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CREST meaning

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Calcinosis (bone formation)
Raynaud
Esophogeal involvment
Sclerodactyly (hard fingers)
Telangiectasia (spider veins)
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Scleroderma clinical presentation

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Cyanosis, puffy face, hard skin, GI symptoms, lung and heart arrythmias

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Scleroderma antibodies

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Anti-centromere

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Insulin-dependent Diabetes Mellitus antibodies

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Anti-beta cells, can’t produce insulin

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MIXED Connective tissue disease clinical presentation

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Joint pain, stiffness, esophageal disfunction, progressively worsening, leukopenia, arthritis

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MIXED Connective tissue disease antibodies

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Anti-ssDNA

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Rheumatoid arthritis clinical presentation

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Joint swelling, morning stiffness, weight loss, fatigue, low grade fever

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Rheumatoid arthritis antibodies

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Rheumatoid factor (IgG, IgM, IgA)

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Autoimmune hepatitis antibodies

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Anti-liver smooth muscle

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Goodpasture’s disease antibodies

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Anti-glomerular basement membrane

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Pernicious anemia antibodies

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Anti-parietal cell

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Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis

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Increased TSH, normal T3/T4, hypothyroidism

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Grave’s disease

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Increased T3/T4, decreased TSH, hyperthyroidism

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Pernicious anemia clinical signs and treatment

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Can’t absorb vitamin B12 due to destruction of parietal cells in GI, treat with injections of B12

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Autoimmune liver disease antibodies

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Anti-liver soluble protein
Anti-liver membrane
Anti-acidoglycoprotein receptor

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Radioimmunoassay

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Reactant is radiolabeled, used to look at small molecules (hormones, vitamins, drugs), not used as much anymore

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Common enzyme labels

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Horseradish peroxidase, alkaline phosphatase, glucose-6-PD

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Common fluorescent labels

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FITC (green), Rhodamine (orange)

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Common chemiluminescent labels

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Acridinium esters, luminol, nitrophenyl oxalates

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Competitive immunoassays

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Labeled antigen added, competes for space on antibody with unlabeled antigen present in patient sample, higher signal seen (labeled antigen) = lower concentration of unlabeled antigen

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Non-competitive assay

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“Sandwich assay”, wash steps to remove other antigens, higher sensitivity and specificity

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Homogeneous immunoassays

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Don’t require separation by washing (latex agglutination)

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Heterogenous immunoassays

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Wash steps, removes other antigens (less false positives and background noise)

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Enzyme Multiplied Immunoassay Technique (EMIT)

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Automated competitive method, used for drug testing

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Nephelometry

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Measuring light scattering off of Ag/Ab complexes, more scattered light means more complexes

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Fluorescence light pathway

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Incident light (high energy/small wavelength) excites molecule which gives off fluorescent light (lower energy/higher wavelength)

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Photoluminescence

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Living/non-living, organic/non-organic specimens absorb and re-radiate light (fireflies)

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Epifluorescence

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Combination of excitation and emission wavelengths travel through specimen to emit fluorescence (not used as much, parasitic cysts)

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What are rheumatoid factors?

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Antibodies against the Fc region of IgG

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Billiary cirrhosis antibodies

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Anti-mitochondrial

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