Immuno 3

Front 1

what medications cause anticholinergic side effects

Back 1

low potency neuroleptics
-thioridazine
-chlorpromazine

TCA

1st Gen antihistamine

amantadine

Front 2

what initiates VDJ rearrangement

Back 2

RAG 1 and 2

Front 3

what does RAG recognize

Back 3

RSS on the flank of V D and J coding regions

Front 4

which organelle is important in pasma cells

Back 4

RER

GA

Front 5

cytokine:
promotes B cell

Back 5

4

5

Front 6

cytokine:
produced by Th1

Back 6

2
IFN y

Front 7

cytokine:
produced by Th2

Back 7

4
5
10

Front 8

cytokine:
activates eosinophils

Back 8

5

Front 9

cytokine:
activates macrophages

Back 9

IFN y

Front 10

cytokine:
inhibits macrophages

Back 10

10

Front 11

cytokine:
is a pyogene secreted by monocytes and macrophages

Back 11

1
6
TNFa

Front 12

cytokine:
inhibits Th1

Back 12

10

Front 13

cytokine:
inhibits Th2

Back 13

IFN y

Front 14

cytokine:
mediates inflammation

Back 14

1
6
TNFa

Front 15

cytokine:
enhances IgG and E

Back 15

4

Front 16

cytokine:
enhances IgA

Back 16

5

Front 17

cytokine:
released by virally infected cells

Back 17

IFN a and B

Front 18

cytokine:
Bonemarrow

Back 18

3

Front 19

cytokine:
t cells

Back 19

2

Front 20

antibodies to TNF a

Back 20

adaminumab

etanercept

infliximab

Front 21

Immunosuppressant:
precursor to 6MP

Back 21

azathioprine

Front 22

Immunosuppressant:
nephrotoxicity preventable with mannitol

Back 22

cyclosporine

Front 23

Immunosuppressant:
Ab that binds CD 3

Back 23

muromunab

Front 24

Immunosuppressant:
Ab to IL 2

Back 24

daclizumab

Front 25

Immunosuppressant:
inhibits IMP dehydrogenase

Back 25

mycophenolate

Front 26

Immunosuppressant:
inhibits calcuneurin decreasing IL2

Back 26

cyclosporine

Front 27

Immunosuppressant:
binds FKBP inhibiting IL 2

Back 27

ticolimus

Front 28

Immunosuppressant:
binds FKBP-12 which inhibits mTOR

Back 28

sirolimus

Front 29

Immunosuppressant:
for lupus nephritis

Back 29

cyclosporine

azathioprine

mycophenolate

Front 30

Immunosuppressant:
metabolized by XO

Back 30

azathioprine

Front 31

deficiency of this Ig can cause recurrent Giardiasis

Back 31

IgA

Front 32

what preformed antibodies can be given after exposure

Back 32

tetanus

botulinum

HBV

Rabies

RSV

Front 33

what are the live attenuated vaccines

Back 33

smallpox

yellow fever

chicken pox

sabins polio

MMR

Front 34

what are the killed vaccines

Back 34

rabies

influenza

salk polio

HAV

Front 35

what are the recombinant vaccines

Back 35

HBV

HPV

Front 36

what is the only live attenuated vaccine that can be given to immunocompromised

Back 36

MMR

Front 37

what are the egg based vaccines

Back 37

Flu

yellow fever

MMR (very little)

Front 38

Amyloid:
senile cardiac

Back 38

transthyretin

Front 39

Amyloid:
DM2

Back 39

amylin

Front 40

Amyloid:
medullary thyroid carcinoma

Back 40

A-CAL

Front 41

Amyloid:
alzheimers

Back 41

B-amyloid

Front 42

Amyloid:
dialysis

Back 42

B2-microglobulin

Front 43

Amyloid:
multiple myeloma

Back 43

AL

Front 44

Amyloid:
chronic diseases

Back 44

AA

Front 45

Cytokine:
activates endothelium to express adhesion molecules

Back 45

IL 1

Front 46

Cytokine:
stimulates production of acute phase proteins

Back 46

IL 6

Front 47

Cytokine:
activates NK cells

Back 47

IL 12

Front 48

Cytokine:
functions like GM-CSF

Back 48

IL 3

Front 49

Cytokine:
induces differentiations into Th2 cells

Back 49

IL 4

Front 50

Cytokine:
decreases inflammatory response

Back 50

IL 10

Front 51

Therapeutic Ab:
CD 20

Back 51

Rituximab

Front 52

Therapeutic Ab:
IgE

Back 52

omalizumab

Front 53

Therapeutic Ab:
erb B2 (HER 2 cancers)

Back 53

trastuzumab