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47 Cards in this Set
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person with type A blood has what antibodies
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anti B serum
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monoclonal antibody cell line needs to hybridize with
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myeloma cell
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which tissue has immunological privileged sites
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eye
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WOTF organs is a common site for type 3 hypersensitivity
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kidney
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HIV destroys
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CD4 cells
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******normal WBC count
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****9,000 OR 4,500-11,500
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organ transplant from aunt to niece
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allograph
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vaccination success
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must produce antibody exposure
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hypersensitivity involving antibodies binding to cell surface or extracellular matrix
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type 2 hypersensitivity
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antibodies binding to basement membrane
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type 3
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rheumatic fever
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molecular mimicry
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rheumatoid arthritis
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involves antibodies and T-cells
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a patient with anti-CD20
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has B cells
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acute transplant rejection is involved with what hypersensitivity
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type 4
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WOTF is not a route of vaccine
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IV injection
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blistering skin and cadherin
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pemphigus vulgaris
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wolflike appearance
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SLE lupus
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early phase response
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histamine
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what is not part of a granuloma
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neutrophils
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cells that destroy tumor cells lacking MHC I
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NK cells
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peanut allergy
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low IgE serum but high IgE mast cells
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pemphigus vulgaris
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type 2 sensitivity
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hyperacute vs. acute and chronic in
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transplant patients
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type 1 hypersensitivity
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IgE
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C1q attachment of
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antibody
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hypersensitivity type 3
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kidney
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IgA
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in fluids (breast milk and GI; extracellular)
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IgG
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crosses placenta and most abundant
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IgM
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first seen
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IgE
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histamine
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anaphylaxis
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histamine and fluid leaving and following mast cells
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mold on wall; 30 minute response
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immediate sensitivity
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plasma cells
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short-lived
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secondary immune response will result in
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more memory and IgG
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aunt to niece
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allograft
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privelege sites
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brain, eyes, testes, CSF
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people mostly differ in their
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MHC genes
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CD3 on
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T cell surface
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CD8 on
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T cell surface
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CD20
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B cell
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intracellular
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MHC I
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extracellular
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MHC II
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binding of toll receptors on APCs important in
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identification of microbes
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cytokine activates
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macrophages
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monoclonal antibodies involve myeloma cell combined with what other cell
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B cell
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hives result from
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histamine
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who is the universal donor
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type O
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