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| Bodies that are present in the nucleus or the cytoplasm of certain cells in infection by filterable viruses |
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| Inclusion body that is found in rheumatic fever or McCallums patch) |
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| Inclusion body that is found in metachromatic granules seen in diphtheria (pseudomembrane in throat) |
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| Inclusion body that is found in viral hepatitis |
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| Inclusion body that is found in mononucleosis (atypical lymphocytes) |
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| Downey cells (don't let your mono get you down) |
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| Inclusion body that is found in TB |
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| Inclusion body that is found in TB (inactive phase) |
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| Gohn complex (calcium jail of mycobacterium) |
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| Inclusion body that is found in small pox (variola) |
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| Inclusion body that is found in tertiary syphilis |
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| Inclusion body that is found in measles (rubola) on buccal mucosa (white/bluish spots) |
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| Inclusion body that is found in lipid residue, if built up in organs may cause "browns atrophy" |
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| Inclusion body that is found in parkinsons (shuffling/fenestrating gait) |
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| Inclusion body that is found in hepatitis (alcoholism) |
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| Inclusion body that is found in rabies (hydrophobia) |
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| Inclusion body that is found in hodgkins |
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| Inclusion body that is found in plasma cells, antibodies from chronic inflammation and malignant disorders, associated with multiple myeloma |
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| Given antibody during pregnancy in utero |
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| Given antibody during pregnancy via breastfeeding |
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| Antibody after exposure to disease |
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| Infection of preformed antibodies |
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| Example artificial passive antitoxin-Tetanus |
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premade antibody that attacks circulating toxins
NOT BOUND TOXINS |
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| Tetanus toxoid is an example of |
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| Tetanus antitoxin is an example of |
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| Injection of attenuated organism |
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| toxin from lipopolysaccharide layer of cell, heat stable, gram - have __ |
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| toxin that effects the intestine |
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enterotoxin
(lipopolysaccharide may have from food poisoning) |
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| Toxin outside the cell from cell waste products, heat labile, cook your food |
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| inanimate object is vector of transmission |
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| partial antigen partial half antigen, does not stimulate the immune response |
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| toxin that affects the nervous system (botulism, tetanus) |
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| enhances phagocytosis marks target for strike |
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| acellular protein which denatures the other proteins, cannot be autoclaved(destroyed) |
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| inactivated toxin (active artificial immunity) |
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| Hypersenstivity reactions mnumonic |
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| Type 1 hypersensitivity will occur in |
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| Examples of TYPE 1 Hypersensitivity |
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| bronchial asthma, bee sting, hay fever (rag weed) |
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| Type 1 HS Reaction will recruit __ cells |
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| IgE, mast cell, Basophils |
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Goodpastures (lung and kidney) group a beta hemolytic strep
Erythroblastosis fetalis= coombs anemia
Blood transfusions
myasthenia gravis
graves disease (hyperthyroid) |
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IgG, targets cells for phagocytosis
Antigen + Antibody |
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glomerulonephritis
lupus, RA, Arthus rxn (local necrosis)
Serum sickness=Systemic |
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IgG and complement
(ANTIGEN + ANTIBODY+Compliment) |
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TB, contact dermatitis (posion ivy, oak)
Transplant rejection via MHC (major histocompatability complex) |
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| Antibodies that are first to increase on the first exposure |
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| Antibodies that are first to increase on the second exposure |
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| Antibodies that are most numerous and has trans placental transmission |
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| Antibodies that are largest and heaviest |
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| Parasitic antibody that occurs with allergic reactions and increasis in hodgkins reed sternberg cells |
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Secretory antibody found in breast milk, saliva, tears
serves as border control for the body to give time to ID the invader |
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| lymphocyte activating factor |
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| macrophages for brain and nervous tissue |
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| CD4 cells (directs response)-the quarterback of the immune system |
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| made by bone marrow and found in the blood and the lymphatic system |
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| __ determines between self and non self when there is a tissue graft or organ rejection |
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| MHC (major histocompatablility complex) |
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| MHC 1 and 2 are recognized by |
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