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hypersensitivity

exaggerated immune response

immunodeficiency

inadequate immune response

anaphylaxis

against protection



*usually immediate exaggerated reaction

reafin

production of IgE antibodies

localized anaphylactic

reddening of skin, hives, asthma, digestive disturbances

generalized anaphylactic

life threatening reaction



sudden constriction of air way or drop of blood pressure

type 1

anaphylaxsis

allergens

normally harmless foreign substance that causes an immune response



*usually a protein


1st exposure to an allergen generally causes

no signs or symptoms

exposure to allergens can be

inhalation


ingestion


injection

mechanism of type 1

sensitization and production of IgE cells

steps of type 1

allergen binds to b cells and macrophages bind to Th cells



Th cells stimulate b cells to secrete IgE



IgE binds to basophiles and mast cells



Binding stimulates release of histamine

degranulation

rapid release of chemicals

histamine

primary mediator of type 1 hypersensitivity



dilates capillaries, smooth muscle and mucus secretion

prostaglandins and leukotrienes

chemicals that control responses



airway constriction

atopy

out of place



refers to localized allergic reactions (eczema)

wheal and flare

redness swelling and itching



hives


seasonal allergic rhinitis

typical seasonal allergy symptoms

anaphylactic shock

sudden drop of bp



treated with epinephrine

treatment of allergies

densensitization -inducing tolerance



block antibodies- produce IgG antibodies befor IgE have chance to react

Type 2 hypersensitivity

cytotoxic

cytotoxic hypersensitivity

specific antibodies lead to phagocytosis and killer cell activity

Antibodies involved with type 2 cytotoxic

IgM IgG

steps of type 2

foreign antigen recognized and stimulates IgM



B cells are sensitized



antibodies bind and result in phagocytosis and cell lysis

hemolytic disease

moms blood type and babies blood type don't match

Type 3 hypersensitivity

immune complex

mechanism of immune complex

IgG binds to antigen and activates complement



destroys healthy local cells

arthus reaction

local reaction under skin



causes edema and hemorrhage

basically the response to type 3 (immune complex)

is a huge over-reaction

type 4

delayed or cell mediated

type 4 is mediated by

t-cells

example of type 4

poison ivy

autoimmune diseases

hypersensitive to antigens of own body



*usually chronic inflammation

autoimmunization

long lasting response

myasthenia gravis

affects skeletal muscles



interrupts the neuromuscular junction

rheumatoid arthritis

affects joints

lupis

affects DNA, blood cells, and causes inflammation

agammaglobullinemia

lack b cells

DiGeorge syndrome

lack t cells

SCID

Completely lack immune system