Injurious consequences in a sensitized host on contact with a specific antigen is called as

• Antigen antibody reaction

• Immune response

• Hypersensitivity

• Complement actions

Cell mediated immune response takes place in which type of hypersensitivity

• Type I hypersensitivity

• Type II hypersensitivity

• Type III hypersensitivity

• Type IV hypersensitivity

Type I hypersensitivity reaction is mediated by

• IgE

• IgG

• Ag-Ab complex

• TDTH cell

Ag-Ab complex mediates which type of hypersensitivity

• Type I hypersensitivity

• Type II hypersensitivity

• Type III hypersensitivity

• Type IV hypersensitivity

Transfusion reactions is an example of

• Type I hypersensitivity

• Type II hypersensitivity

• Type III hypersensitivity

• Type IV hypersensitivity

Serum sickness is an example of

• Type I hypersensitivity

• Type II hypersensitivity

• Type III hypersensitivity

• Type IV hypersensitivity

Tuberculin test is an example of

• Type I hypersensitivity

• Type II hypersensitivity

• Type III hypersensitivity

• Type IV hypersensitivity

Anaphylaxis is an example of

• Type I hypersensitivity

• Type II hypersensitivity

• Type III hypersensitivity

• Type IV hypersensitivity

Mast cell degranulation effector mechanism takes place in

• Type I hypersensitivity

• Type II hypersensitivity

• Type III hypersensitivity

• Type IV hypersensitivity

ADCC full form

• Antibody derived cellular cytotoxicity

• Antibody dependent cellular cytotoxicity

• Antigen derived cellular cytotoxicity

• Antibody dependent complement cytotoxicity