Viruses Hepatitis Strep and Other Infections Hypersensitivity Immunology Lab Testing
100
What is Varicella?
Shingles is caused by this virus.
100
What is Anti-HBs?
This hepatitis marker is used to indicate immunity and recovery.
100
What is S.pyogenes?
This Streptococcus species produces beta hemolytic colonies in blood agar.
100
What is an anaphylaxis?
Shock, vascular collapse, a respiratory failure after a wasp sting.
100
What is LISS (low ionic strength saline or media)?
This enhances agglutination reactions
200
What is herpes simplex virus?
A common virus that causes sores at the mouth and genitalia.
200
What is HAV?
This form of hepatitis is transmitted via fecal-oral route
200
What is Hyaluronidase?
This substance is what promotes bacterial spread in an active Group A Strep infection.
200
What is type II?
Hypersensitivity of autoimmune hemolytic anemia.
200
What is avidity?
The number of binding sites times the affinity is known as this.
300
What is CMV?
A herpes, DNA, cell-associated virus.
300
What is HBsAg and HBeAg?
These hepatitis B markers are often present during active infection.
300
What is rubella?
Fetal anomalies is highest at the first month in this maternal infection.
300
What is type I
Hypersensitivity of asthma and allergies.
300
What is lattice formation?
IgM antibodies produce the best agglutinates, the cross-links between antigens and antibodies, also known as this.
400
What is TORCH?
Toxoplasmosis, other infections, rubella, CMV, and herpes simplex virus are part of a group of tests known as this.
400
What is the anti-HAV IgM test?
This antibody test is the best used for active hepatitis A infection.
400
What is anti-streptolysin-O?
A test for this strep exotoxin antibody indicates past infection.
400
What is type IV?
Hypersensitivity involves sensitized T-helper cells. Cell-mediated.
400
What is the DAT?
The IAT and DAT both use AHG. This tests for in-vivo antibodies on patient's cells.
500
What is EBV?
This virus' primary mode of transmission is exposure to oral-pharyngeal secretions.
500
What is HBV and HCV?
Although not as common due to screening and testing, these forms of hepatitis were once known to be transmitted by unscreened blood products.
500
What is Treponema Pallidum?
The spirochete that causes syphilis.
500
What is graft-vs-host disease?
A reaction caused by a graft's T-cells reacting to the recipient's tissues?
500
What is precipitation?
Soluble antigen + soluble antibody yields this if positive.






Immunology - Exam 3

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