Uveitis Vol. 2 Flashcards

1
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What type of bacteria is associated with LPS endotoxin?

A

Gram-negative bacteria

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2
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What protein is responsible for most of the inflammatory effects of LPS?

A

Lipid A

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3
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What type of immune response is directed against LPS?

A

Innate immune response

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4
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What is the major cause of shock, fever, and sepsis in gram-negative infections?

A

LPS

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5
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What type of immune response is associated with Type I hypersensivity?

A

Anaphylactoid

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6
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What type of immune response is associated with Type II hypersensivity?

A

Cytotoxic antibodies

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7
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What type of immune response is associated with Type Ill hypersensivity?

A

Immune complex reactions

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8
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What type of immune response is associated with Type IV hypersensivity?

A

Cell-mediated

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9
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What type of immune response is associated with Type V hypersensivity?

A

Stimulatory

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10
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What is function of the Fe portion of antibodies?

A

Attachment site of effector cells

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11
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What are idiotopes?

A

Anitgenic sites on antibodies that other antibodies can bind to

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12
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What are idiotypes?

A

Antibodies to idiotopes

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13
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What is the most common immunoglobin found in the serum?

A

lgG

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14
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What type of antibody crosses the placenta?

A

IgG

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15
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What type of antibody is associated with mast-cell degranulation?

A

IgE

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16
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What is a classic example of antibody complex binding that activates the complement cascade by the membrane attack complex?

A

Hemolytic anemia of the newborn (eg. due to Rh incompalibilty)

17
Q

What is the most commonly type of cancer associated with cancer-associated retinopathy?

A

Small-cell lung cancer

18
Q

What causes cancer-associated retinopathy?

A

Antibody mediated cross-reaction between tumor antigens and ocular autoantigens

19
Q

What is Goldmann-Witmer coefficient used to measure?

A

Ratio of intraocular localantibody production compared to serum antibody production

20
Q

What autoantigen is associated with Wegener granulomatosis?

A

Proteinase-3

21
Q

What is the function of IFN-gamma and TNF-B?

A

Activation of macrophages

22
Q

What type of cells are CD8 cytotoxic T-cells especially good at killing?

A

Tumor cells and virus infected cells

23
Q

What is the function of CD951igand (Fasl)?

A

Cell-programmed death (eg. apoptosis)

24
Q

What is primary type of immune reaction in sympathetic ophthalmia?

A

Th1 delayed-hypersensitivity response

25
What autoantigens are thought to be responsible for sympathetic ophthalmia?
Retinal or uveal antigens
26
What is the most frequent opportunistic ocular infection in patients with AIDS?
CMV
27
What type of delayed hypersensitivity response is thought to play a role in allergic conjunctivitis?
Th2-mediated delayed hypersensitivity
28
Which type of immunity typically activates the classical complement pathway?
Adaptive immunity
29
Which type of immunity typically activates the alternative complement pathway?
Innate immunity
30
What are the principal complement-derived immune mediators?
Anaphylatoxins
31
What complement factor is responsible for opsonization?
C3b
32
What is the primary role of the Hageman factor-dependent pathway?
Activation of kinins
33
What enzyme is responsible for the activation of kinins?
Kallikrein
34
What enzyme converts fibrinogen to fibrin?
Thrombin
35
What enzyme is responsible for degradation of fibrin?
Plasmin
36
What is the principle source of serotonin?
Platelets
37
What two types of cells release histamine?
Mast cells and basophils
38
What is the primary function of cyclooxygenase?
Conversion of arachidonic acid to PGG2
39
What type of immune mediators are thought to play a role in cystoid macular edema associated with anterior segment surgery or trauma?
Prostaglandins