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9 Cards in this Set
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DNA, nucleoproteins. antigen in what disease?
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SLE (type 3)
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SLE. clinical manifestations?
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nephritis, arthritis vasculitis (type 3)
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Polyarteritis nodosa. hypersensitivity type? antigen?
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Type 3
Hep B virus surface antigen (in some cases) |
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Post Strep glomerulonephritis (as compared to post strep rheumatic fever). hypersensitivity type?
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Type 3 (IC).
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Acute glomerulonephritis. Antigens?
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Bacterial (Treponema); parasitic (malaria, shistosomes); tumor antigens (type 3)
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malaria; shistosomes, treponema. antigens for?
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Acute glomerulonephritis (type 3)
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Reactive Arthritis. Hypersensitivity type? antigen type that can be involved?
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Type 3 (IC).
Bacterial (yersinia) |
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cutaneous vasculitis. seen in?
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Arthus reaction. type 3. various foreign proteins act as antigens.
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Serum sickness. hypersensitivity type? clinical manifestations?
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type 3 (IC). arthritis, vasculitis, nephritis.
(various proteins act as antigens, like anti-thymocyte globulin, etc in foregin serum) |
