Unit II Flashcards
Neutrophils in storage pool
metameyelocytes, bands and segmented neutrophils
Neutrophils in mitotic pool
myleloblast, promyelocyte, and meyelocytes
ANC: normal- 500 microliters
mild risk of infection
ANC
moderate to severe risk of infection
ANC:
very severe risk of infection
Location of Th0 cells
paracortex of lymph nodes
Tfh- separate lineage from Th1 and Th2?
NO acquire surface marker (CXCR5)
Phenotype of Treg
CD4/CD25
Lack Treg?
autoimmunity
Treg speceficity
NO antigen specificity- suppress any Th cell
Cytokine that converts CTLs to memory cells
IL-21
How do you distinguish Th1 and Th2 cells?
Look at lymphokines they make
HLA gene is on chromosome ___
6
Stromal cells are more concentrated in the ___ of the thymus
medulla
Only lymphoid organ that does not contain reticular fibers
thymus- no bulk flow of fluid through it
Smallpox
has been eliminated by vaccination
Rabies
- active immunization is possible
- HOWEVER if someone is bit, you can immunize after because progression is so slow
Conjugate vaccines are effective in
babies and elderly
RotaShield
intussusception
- hypertrophy of Peyer’s patches
2 safer alternatives to RotaShield
- RotaTeq
- RotaRix
Influenza virus is rarely associated with
Guillain-Barre syndrome
Adjuvants lead to
innate immune response-> more effective adaptive response
Most common approved adjuvant
alum
alum mimics
certain PAMPs