1
Q
What are the 4 types of hypersensitivity reactions?
A
Immediate or IgE-mediated
Antibody-dependent
Immune complex
Delayed or cell-mediated
2
Q
Which 2 cells are involved in Type IV hypersensitivity reactions?
A
T lymphocytes (cytotoxic)
Macrophages
3
Q
List 4 kinds of Type IV hypersensitivity
A
Allergic contact dermatitis
Chronic transplant rejection
Multiple sclerosis
Tuberculin skin test
4
Q
What are the main 4 medications to administer in anaphylaxis?
A
Adrenaline (500mcg) IM
IV chlorphenamine
IV hydrocortisone
Nebulised salbutamol
Block 2 CTB
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Decks in class (24)
# Cards
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Factors affecting flow through tubes25
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Innate immunity46
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Adaptive immunity29
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Blood cell histology and investigations23
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Respiratory tract histology & gas exchange9
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Mechanics of breathing42
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Ventilation and perfusion43
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Gas transport - oxygen28
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Gas transport - carbon dioxide29
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Acid-base regulation27
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Sepsis and severe infections8
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Pathophysiology of respiratory failure25
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Basic lung function testing19
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Hypersensitivity & anaphylaxis4
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Pathophysiology & clinical aspects of COPD21
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Pathophysiology & clinical aspects of asthma4
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The heart as an electrical pump53
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Introduction to the ECG30
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Blood vessel histology11
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Haemostasis and the coagulation cascade55
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Pathophysiology of heart failure11
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Introduction to vascular pathology + coronary artery disease34
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Control of cardiac output15
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Shock5
