SI LAB - Glossary 4 Flashcards

1
Q

hemagglutination-inhibition technique is used in the detectionof Ab involved in what?

A

blocking of agglutination of red cells

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2
Q

hemolysin causes release of what substance

A

hemoglobin

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3
Q

hemolysis is the lysis of rbc by specific —- and —–

A

antibody and serum complement

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4
Q

HIV leads to

A

AIDS

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5
Q

in inactivation, the activity of which substance is nullified

A

serum complement

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6
Q

virus that causes IM

A

Epstein Barr

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7
Q

Characteristics/Symptoms of IM

A

Pharyngitis, lymphodenopathy, fever

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8
Q

severity of leukocytosis in IM

A

moderate

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9
Q

moderate leukocytosis in IM is due to what ?

A

abnormal mononuclear cells

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10
Q

processes involved in lyophilization (2)

A

rapid freezing and dehydration

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11
Q

lysin causes what

A

dissolution or lysis

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12
Q

O antigen is the surface ___antigen of bacteria

A

somatic

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13
Q

opsonin attaches to an antigen and renders it susceptible to ______

A

phagocytosis

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14
Q

Passive hemagglutination results from antibodies directed to what kind of Ag

A

Ag absorbed to their erythrocyte surface

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15
Q

in postzone reaction

describe levels of antigen or antibody and titer

A

excess antigen

low Ab titer

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16
Q

in prozone reaction

describe levels of antigen or antibody and titer

A

high Ab titer

low Antigen

17
Q

the antibody that causes an antigen to settle out in the precipitation process

A

PRECIPITIN

18
Q

pseudoagglutination is caused by

A

agents other than Ab

19
Q

radioisotope emits __ as it decays to a stable nucleus

A

radiation

20
Q

under what circumstances is reagin produced

A

in response to tissue invasion and destruction

21
Q

normal amount of reagin

A

small

22
Q

reagin is increased in what conditions (2)

A

syphilis and malaria

23
Q

in sensitization or sensitized, cells are coated with what type of Ab

A

incomplete (blocking or univalent) specific Ab

24
Q

solid radioimmunoassay is an assay in which one of the reactants is bound to a ___

A

surface

25
Q

streptokinase is an enzyme which dissolves ____

A

clots

26
Q

streptokinase dissolves clots by ____

A

converting plasminogen to plasmin

27
Q

T cell is derived from which organ

A

thymus

28
Q

T cell is responsible for what kind of immunity

A

cell-mediated

29
Q

titer is the expression of ___dilution of a serum which gives a ___ reaction

A

highest dilution

visible reaction

30
Q

high ionic strength colloidal medium

A

albumin

31
Q

zeta potential is the reduction in the electric charge of red cell when it is suspended in what type of medium?

A

high ionic strength colloidal medium

32
Q

zeta potential is the ___ in electrical charge of red cell

A

reduction