Immuno UMED TEST 2

Immuno UMED TEST 2

Immuno UMED TEST 2


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The allergen tolerance is determined basically by the balance betw

The allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis immunopathomechanism is

generally the hypersensitivity (Gell and Coombs)

The anti-thyroid antibodies are not:

The atopic asthma key immunopathology even is the hypersensitivity by Gell

and Coombs

The autoaggression disease mechanisms include hypersensitivity

reactions by Gella and Coombs

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

is

The CA-125 antigen most probably should be determined in the

tumor of

The clinical picture: osteolytic lesions, the presence of hypergammaglobulinemia

with monoclonal IgG, Bencce-Jones protein in the urine, indicates likely to diagnose

The clinical syndrome that is NOT accompanied by a primary

combined immunodeficiency is

The clinically most relevant anti-thyroid antibodies DO NOT include

The clinically severe primary immunodeficiency deficiency, conjugated to X

chromosome, associated with a mutation in the Btk gene resulting in virtually no

normal mature B cells being produced, is

The correctly matched pair (essential hypersensitivity by Gell and Coombs, there

should be

(Final 2014/2015)

The diagnosis of HIV infection should be done based on a

confirmation test

The DiGeorge syndrome (a primary immunodeficiency syndrome) main

symptoms include

The effector cells in type 1 hypersensitivity reaction there should

be

The effector executive cells in the type 1 hypersensitivity reactions by Gell and

Coombs are

(Exam 2013

The effector immune response in the delayed- type hypersensitivity, by Gell and

Coombs, basically results from

The essential difference between a cytotoxic-type hypersensitivity reaction and a

type of immune complex is related to

The fetal-tumor antigen (onco-fetal antigens) include

(Exam 2013)

The Gell and Coombs type I hypersensitivity reactions effector cells

are

The HIV infection confirmation test assay should be

The Human Immunodeficiency virus (HIV) has a special affinity for

cells of the immunophenotype

(Set III 2014/2015)

The intradermal skin test with Tuberculin is an exaple of hypersenstivity reaction

(Set III 2014/2015

The late allergy reaction (LAR) mechanisms, developed on mast cell

and basophil degranulation, basely do not include

The lymphocyte population regulating eosinophil function is

The lymphocyte population regulating macrophage function is

The main activators, generated de novo in mast cells and basophils during an

allergic reaction, there should be

The main cytokine affecting TH1 differentiation is

The main cytokines profile of Th1 cells is

 

The main immune mechanism of Myasthenia gravis is a

hypersensitivity, by Gell and Coombs type

The main immune mechanisms of atopic bronchial asthma are the

reactions by Gell and Coombs type

The main immune pathomechanism in multiple sclerosis (MS) is a

hypersensitivity by, Gell and Coombs type

The main mechanism of atopic asthma by Gell and Coombs,

modified are

The main mechanism of large blood vessels vasculitis (Takayasus’

disease, giant cell arteritis) is a hypersensitivity by Gell and

Coombs type

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

The mechanism of the development of drug-induced auto-immune hemolytic

anemia is

The mechanisms responsible for the development of food tolerance include all

of the following EXCEPT

The most common causes of the primary immunodeficiency, these should be

deficiencies of

The most common immune deficiency syndrome in the population

is

The most common mechanism of posttransfusion acute hemolytic reaction in a

patient is a transfusion of packed red blood cells (PRBC) preparations