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2026/2027
Question: HYP Type one
Answer:
IGE
inflammation due to mast cell degranulation
rash, wheezing itching
anaphylaxis
EPI
Question: HYP type two
cytoxic reaction
Answer:
macrophages are primary effector
tissue damage and effect cell function
alters function NOT destroy tissue
Question: TYP 2 Vs 3
Answer:
2- binds to the antigen on the cell surface
3-antibody binds to the soluble agent outside the cell and will be released into the
blood of fluid
Question: HYP 3
Answer:
autoimmune response
antibodies are deposited into the joints
LUPUS
Question: Autoimmunity
Answer:
can be familial
Question: Alloimmunity
Answer:
when a person immune system reacts against antigens on the tissue of another human
transplant rejection
transfusion reaction
, Question: HYP 4
Answer:
delayed response
t cell mediated
Question: primary immunodeficiency
Answer:
result of single gene defect
something the immune system lacks itself
Question: secondary immunodeficiency
Answer:
complications of other immune disease
Malnutrition
HIV
Question: where do we get iron from?
Answer:
recycling our own
Question: Anemia
Answer:
MCHC: Mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration
Question: Normochromic Anemia
Answer:
NORMAL CELL SIZE
aplastic anemia
post hemorrhage anemia
hemolytic anemia
Question: hypochromic anemia
Answer:
Small cell
low iron
thalassemia
2026/2027
Question: HYP Type one
Answer:
IGE
inflammation due to mast cell degranulation
rash, wheezing itching
anaphylaxis
EPI
Question: HYP type two
cytoxic reaction
Answer:
macrophages are primary effector
tissue damage and effect cell function
alters function NOT destroy tissue
Question: TYP 2 Vs 3
Answer:
2- binds to the antigen on the cell surface
3-antibody binds to the soluble agent outside the cell and will be released into the
blood of fluid
Question: HYP 3
Answer:
autoimmune response
antibodies are deposited into the joints
LUPUS
Question: Autoimmunity
Answer:
can be familial
Question: Alloimmunity
Answer:
when a person immune system reacts against antigens on the tissue of another human
transplant rejection
transfusion reaction
, Question: HYP 4
Answer:
delayed response
t cell mediated
Question: primary immunodeficiency
Answer:
result of single gene defect
something the immune system lacks itself
Question: secondary immunodeficiency
Answer:
complications of other immune disease
Malnutrition
HIV
Question: where do we get iron from?
Answer:
recycling our own
Question: Anemia
Answer:
MCHC: Mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration
Question: Normochromic Anemia
Answer:
NORMAL CELL SIZE
aplastic anemia
post hemorrhage anemia
hemolytic anemia
Question: hypochromic anemia
Answer:
Small cell
low iron
thalassemia