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Immuno Test 2 Sommer semester

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Diese Lernkarten decken grundlegende und fortgeschrittene Konzepte der Immunologie auf Universitätsniveau ab. Sie konzentrieren sich auf verschiedene Reaktionstypen nach Gell und Coombs, diagnostische Tests wie Western Blot und ELISA, sowie spezifische Krankheiten wie HIV, Hashimoto und Grave’s Disease. Die Karteikarten sind besonders nützlich für Medizinstudenten und Fachkräfte, die ihr Verständnis von Immunreaktionen, Diagnostik und Krankheitsmechanismen vertiefen möchten.
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02.04.2019 / 01.06.2020
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Indirect immunofluorescence technique can be described by the following state- ments, except of:

  1. The so-called “warning signs” of primary immunodeficiency (PID) should nto be

  1. The most common immune deficiency syndrome in the population is

CEA antigen is determined usually if suspected a tumour of

The mechanism of one of the most common posttransfusional adverse events in- clude spontaneous release of cytokines (IL-1, beta, IL-6, IL-8, TNF-alpha) during blood storage or resulting from anti-HLA antibodies reaction. This adverse event is

  1. A cytokine profile characteristic for Th1 lymphocytes

  1. In the serological diagnostics of rheumatoid arthritis (RA), an anti-CCP antibody plays an essential role

  1. In the diagnostics of autoimmune disease, to detect anti-nuclear antibodies (ANA) by immunofluorescence, the most commonly used substrate is

In the diagnosis of HIV infection screaning tests are performed, usually by means of

In the chronic granulomatous disease, the NBT test result is usually

  1. Antigen PSA is determined usually if suspected a tumour of

  1. The mechanism of the development of drug-induced auto-immune hemolytic anemia is

  1. Cytokines with immunosuppressive properties are

  1. Determination of the allergen specific IgE in the diagnostics of allergy

  1. The Gell and Coombs type I hypersensitivity reactions effector cells are

  1. In the diagnostics of autoimmune diseases the type of autoantibodies detected in patient sera with immunofluorescence method, is defined on the basis of

  1. Autoimmune diseases are included in the hypersensitivity type

  1. In the diagnostics of HIV infection, confirmation tests are applied usually by means of

  1. CA-125 antigen is determined usually if suspected a tumour of

The clinical picture: osteolytic lesions, the presence of hypergammaglobulinemia with monoclonal IgG, Bencce-Jones protein in the urine, indicates likely to diag- nose

In diagnostics of HIV infection, the confirmation tests are routinely with:

  1. Acute hemolytic reaction in a blood recipient..... probability is triggered by

  1. Th1-profile immune response with the predominance of cellular immunity (type IV by Gell and Coombs) is characteristic for

Histamine is a biogenic amine and a potent mediator in principle of:

NBT test, performed in immunodeficiency diagnostics, asseses

Hashimoto’s disease tissue specific auto-antigen, this is in principle

Grave’s disease is an example of hypersensitivity reactions by Gell and Coombs

Mast cells contain a type of granules called “performed” with the essential mediator

The basic diagnostic technique routinely used in the allergic diseases clinic, this is:

Patch skin tests with allergens generally assess contact hypersensitivity reactions, these are, by Gell and Coombs:

The physiologic decrease in the level of immunoglobulins in infancy (physiologic immunodeficiency) is present in:

in the serological screening for antinuclear (ANA) auto-antibodies in biochip as- says, there should be used:

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