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Autoimmunity means:
against it's own cells. Body perceives own cells as foreign.
Immune hypersensitivity means:
exaggerated and inappropriate
Type I hypersensitivity:
IgE–mediated allergic reactions
(allergy/anaphylaxis)
Type II hypersensitivity:
Tissue-specific
(Blood transfusion reaction)
Type III hypersensitivity:
Immune-complex mediated reactions
(AG-AB complexes form and deposit in tissues)
Type IV hypersensitivity:
Cell-mediated reactions
(involves t-cells ; macrophages).
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus is
A type III hypersensitivity
List the 5 steps of patho in Systemic Lupus Erythematosus:
1. B-cell secretes igG - attacks cells of the vessel walls.
2. T-helper cells stimulates more iGg
3. Magrophages start attacking cells of the vessel walls.
4. iGg attacks RBCs (causes anemia)
5. T suppressor cells become ineffective.