NUR 254 Exam3| Galen College | 2025
Complete Maternal & Pediatric Nursing.
1. IgG does what?: second immune response
can cross the placenta
2. IgA does what?: found in secretions on mucous membranes prevents
antigens from entering
tears, saliva, breast milk
3. IgD does what?: found on the surface of B cells
acts as an antigen receptor
4. IgE does what?: found on mast cells in tissues
involved in allergic reactions
5. What is a type 1 IgE-Mediated allergic reaction?: IgE is release by
plasma cells which bind to mast cells
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most common type of allergic reaction
histamine is released inflammation,
vasodilation, smooth muscle constriction
asthma, dermatitis, anaphylaxis can occur
6. What are clinical manifestations of an IgE-Mediated allergic
reaction?: bronchospasms wheezing rhinorrhea urticaria
angioedema
dark circles under the eyes
anaphylaxis
7. What are first gen vs second gen antihistamines?: benadryl: first gen
loratidine: second gen
8. What are Dx we can do for an IgE-Mediated allergic reaction?:
immunoglob-
ulin titers
patch testing
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9. What is therapeutic mgmt for an IgE-Mediated allergic reaction?:
antihistamine
mast cell
degradation
inhibitor
decongestant epi
steroid
removing offending agent
ABCs
10. What is anaphylaxis?: systemic response massive vasodilation
massive bronchoconstriction low bp, can't breathe
fast or slow HR
11. What do we do for anaphylaxis?: steroids epi! airway!!
IVF
12. What are type 2 hypersensitivity reactions?: These are anitbody
mediated basically your body is eating itself
think hemolytic anemia