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Summary of all the hypersensitivity disorders Flashcards

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List the most important Type 1 hypersenstiivty disorders

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  1. atopic dermatitis
  2. food allergy
  3. oral allergy dysndorme
  4. latex food syndrome
  5. allergic rhinitis
  6. acute urticaria
  7. anaphylaxis
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Pathophysiology of atopic dermatitis

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Food allergy: summary

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allergens: milk egg peanut tree nut fish shellfish

pathology: IgE (anaphylaxis, OAS); cell mediated (coeliac); IgE/cell mediated (atopic dermatitis)

diagnosis: Food Diary, Skin Prick Tests, RAST, Challenge Test àMost resolve by adulthood.

treatment: Dietician, Food Allergy
tree nut, fish, Avoidance, Epipen, shellfish
Control asthma if present

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Oral allergy syndrome

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Allergen: Birch pollen + rosacea fruit, ragweed + melons,
mugwort + Celery(cross- reactivity)

Pathology: exposure to allergen idnuces allergy to food. sx limite dto mouth, 2% get anaphylaxis

Dx: clinicl, skin prick test

tx: avoid food, if ingested wash mouth + anti histamine

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Latex food syndrome

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allergic rhinitis

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acute urticaria

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Which triggers of anaphylaxis are IgE mediated vs non-IgE mediated?

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IgE-mediated mast cell degranulation - peanut, penicillin, stings, latex

Non-IgE-mediated mast cell degranulation: NSAIDs, IV contrast, opioids, exercise.

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DDx of anaphylaxis

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C1 inhibitor deficiency - hereditary angioedema • ACEi induced angioedema • Acute anxiety • Urticaria

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Mx of anaphylaxis

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Elevate Legs, 100% Oxygen, IM Adrenaline 500 mcg, inhaled bronchodilators, Hydrocortisone 200mg IV, Chlorphenamine 10mg IV, IV Fluids, Seek Help

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what type of hypersensitivity is HDN?

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Type 3

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What is autoimmune haemolutic anaemia + ITP known as?

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Evan’s syndrome

**this is what you can get in CLL?

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Tx of evan’s syndrome?

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steroids

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treatment of evan’s syndrome?

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steroids

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goodpasture’s syndrome?

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target of graves disease antibody

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TSH receptor

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17
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target of myasthenia gravis autoatibody

how do you diagnose it?

tx?

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acetylcholine receptor

diagnosis: anti AchR antibodies, abnormal EMG, tensilon test
tx: pyridostigmine, neostigmine

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what type of hypersenstiivty reaction is acute rhuemtaic fever?

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type 2- against M proteins on group A strep

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what are ab against in pernicious anaemia?

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anti gastric parietal cells - 90%

anti intrinsic factor

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what size vasuclitis is churg strauss syndrome?

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medium and small vessel

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what antibody is present in churg strauss syndrome?

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what type of vasculitis is wegener’s granulomatosis?

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medium and small vessel vasuculitis

23
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antibody in wegener’s?

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c-anca - against proteinaise 3

24
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antibody in microscopic polyangitis?

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p-anca against myeloperoxidase

25
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chronic urticaria

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26
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what type of hypersenstiivty reaction is serum sickness?

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type 3

reaction to proteins in antiserum (penicillin)

27
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what type of hypersensitivity is polyarteritis nodosa?

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type 3

  • antibodies against HepB and HepC virus antigens

ROSARY SIGN, high esr, high wcc

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Features of SLE

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SOAP BRAIN MD

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antibodes in SLE

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anti-dsDNA

anti ro

anti la

anti sm

anti u1rnp

30
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give some examples of type 4 hypersensitivity reacions

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  1. type 1 diabetes
  2. multiple sclerosis
  3. rheumatoid arthritis - also type 2 and type 3
  4. contact dermatitis
  5. mantoux test
  6. crohn’s disease
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what is the type 4 hypersensitivity involved in rheumatoid arthritis?

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antigen is in the synovial membrane

32
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antibodies in rhematoid arthritis

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anti ccp- more specific

rheumatoid factor - sensitive but not specifi c

((also- raised ESR and raised CRP unlike SLE with isolated raised ESR)

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wha

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34
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what type of hypersensitivity reaction is crohn’s disease

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type 4

35
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antibodies in crest syndrome vs diffuse cutaneous scleroderma

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crest syndrome: anti centromere

diffuse cutaneous: anti scl70, anti rna pol 1, 2, 3

36
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skin involvement in crest syndrome vs diffuse cutaneous

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crest syndrome: only up to forearms+ perioral

diffuse cutaneous: more diffuse involvement

37
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what test tests for tear rpdocution?

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schirmer test - for sjogren’s (reduced)

38
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antibodies in sjogren’s syndrome

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anti ro

anti la

39
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antibodies in coeliac disease

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anti ema

anti ttg 0 95% specific, 90-94% sensitive

anti gliadin

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Antiphospholipid Syndrome

(Hugh’s Syndrome)

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anti cardiolipin antibody

lupus anticoagulant

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autoimmune hepatitis antibody

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anti smooth muscle anyibody

anti liver kidney microsomal 1

anti soluble liver antigen

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antibody in autoimmune haemolytic anaemia

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Anti-Rh Blood Group Antigen

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antibody in Autoimmune Thrombocytopenic Purpura

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Anti-Glycoprotein IIb-IIIa or Ib-IX Antibody

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dermatitis herpetiformis antibody

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anti EMA

45
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antibody in demratomyosits

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anti jo 1

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hashimotors Ab

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anti thyroglobulin

anti thyroid peroxidase

47
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mixed connective tissue disease

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Anti-U1RNP antibody (speckled pattern)

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49
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polymyositis antibody

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anti jo 1

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PBC antibody

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anti mitochondrial antibody

51
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what type of immunofluorescence in sjogrens?

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speckled

52
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fluorescence pattern in sle

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anti dsDNA: homogenous

anti ro and anti la: speckled

**so it depends on which antibodye syou have

53
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What are the two types of ANA and what are their immunofluorescence patterns?

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• Anti-dsDNA – homogenous staining pattern, they are highly specific for SLE and high titres are associated with severe disease (useful for disease monitoring)

• Anti-ENA4 (extractable nuclear antigens such as ribonucleoproteins (e.g. Ro, La, Sm)) - speckled immunofluorescence

54
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antibodues in type 1 diabetes mellitus

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anti glutamic acid decarboxylase

anti islet cell antibodies

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