Which cells are important for type I hypersensitivity?

Which is NOT a feature of type I hypersensitivity?

Which factors would make you more susceptible to Atopy?

Which immunoglobulin is bound to the surface in type I to cross link and degranulate host cell?

Which interleukin is important for the induction of IgE response in type I sensitivity?

IL-12 and IFN-y induce what action in type I

"Metachromic" intense staining occurs in which cell type?

The binding of which is indicative of rapid, complete degraulation

Which is not a response of IgE cross-linking?

Which is not an action of granule exocytosis?

Which mast cell mediator is solely responsible for smooth muscle contraction?

which occurs in the late phase of type I hypersensitivity?

Which cell type is in the second phase of type I?

Which interleukin mobiles eosinophils for the second phase?

allergic rhinitis, food allergies, bronchial asthma, and anaphylaxis are all indicative of

Urticaria or local dermatitis is indicitive of which type hypersensitivity?

With the exception of the dog and cat, which organ system is mostly affected with type I?

Which system is affected in anaphylaxis in dog?

Which type of hypersensitivity is antibody mediated?

Which immunoglobulins are important in Type II?

Reaction to drugs, blood transfusions, or neonatal hemolytic erthrolysis are examples of which type?

Antibody mediated is also called

Which cell type is important for type II?

An antibody stimulating a receptor w/o a hormone occurs in what disease?

T/F: animals may possess antibodies against foreign blood groups antigen even though they've never been previously exposed.

In which case would RBCs not be immediately destructed in a transfusion

If dam and fetus have incompatible blood types the result is

Which blood type produces the most severe reaction in HDN?

Which mares are most likely to produce HDN foals?

Which is true about HDN in calves?

which is false about bovine neonatal pancytopenia?

Why did the hog cholera vaccine cause HDN?

Penicillin induced hemolytic anemia is common in which species?

Which isn't a way that drugs and antibodies interact?

In type III hypersenstivity, what is deposited in large amounts in tissues and causes inflammation?

the classical pathway generates what that attracts neutrophils

What is the prerequisite for development of immune complexes?

The most commonly affected sites of type III are all except

Onset for type III is

What is it called when excess antigen in circulation meets up w/ antibody (IgG)

Acute inflammation will develop at the injection site within several hours in what reaction

Which is not a significant feature in the mechanism of Local type III?

What is Attributable to natural infection with canine adenovirus type 1

Exposure to to S. rectivirgula can cause all EXECPT:

Which is not an example of generalized type III hypersensitivity?

Which doesn't influence deposition of immune complexes?

Which form of Membranoproliferative Glomerulonephritis contains C3 but not Ig?

Which type of Membranoproliferative Glomerulonephritis occurs in subepitheilial

Which type of hypersensitivity is considered t- cell mediated?

Type IV hypersensitivity is occurernce is

Which cell type is not a component in type IV hypersensitivity

Methimazole drug reaction occurs because of drug/hapten response and is which type(s)

Which of the following is not a component of the interactions that occur in type IV?

All are clinical examples of type IV EXCEPT:

lesions in the TB reaction are infiltrated with what only during the first few hours?

Which tuberculin test is the most efficiency but also has the most risk of anaphylaxis?

Animals infected with what may develop a delayed hypersensitivity reaction following ID injection of Johnin, an extract of this organism

Pathological consequences of type IV are all of the following except

Which of the 3 mechanism of type IV occurs over the longest period?

Which of the following is exhibited by areas of hairloss?

In Stevens-Johnson syndrome, skin ulcers due to binding of epidermal cells and triggering of what

When measuring t cell proliferation (dividing vs non-dividing) you're measuring the uptake of what

when measuring t-cell mediated cytotoxicity (killed vs unkilled) what are you measuring

What are your removing before you measure Cytokine Release by T cells

ELISpot Assay measures bound cytokines via

Allergic reaction to L-asparaginase chemotherapy within a few minutes after administration of the drug in a dog.

Severe urticarial reaction and facial edema post vaccine administration.

Nosebleed, bruising of skin and gums. History of sulfonamide treatment 20 days prior.

Sudden onset of anorexia, vomiting, lethargy along with peripheral edema was observed in a Labrador six months after becoming seropositive for Borrelia burgdorferi. Further testing revealed uremia, hyperphosphatemia, and severe protein-losing nephropathy.

3 weeks after a bout of infection with S. equi, a horse developed subcutaneous edema involving limbs and brisket, and the development of hemorrhages in the mucosa.

Vomiting, diarrhea, hypersalivation, fever, and hemoglobinuria post blood transfusion

An acutely depressed dog with a rapid decrease in PCV within 24-48 h with bilirubinemia, icterus, hemoglobinuria, and anemia.

Diamond shaped skin lesions in pigs

A foal was born healthy but became weak and depressed around 6 h after suckling. The mucus membranes of foal became icteric after 24 h. The suckling was stopped and therapy to manage the condition was started.

Facial edema less than an hour after an insect bite

A one-year-old, intact female, Yorkshire terrier dog presented with skin lesions, which included blisters and patchy skin loss. The condition affected the epidermis over the nose, the footpads, and the oral, pharyngeal, nasal, and conjunctival mucosa. The dog was on potentiated sulfonamides a couple of weeks ago

history of polyuria/polydipsia, anorexia, vomiting, and diarrhea with melena. A hematologic evaluation 3 days earlier had revealed blood urea nitrogen increase and elevated serum creatinine and antibodies to Leishmania spp. and D. immitis antigens.

Erythema, alopecia and vesiculation on abdomen in a dog, possibly due to exposure to dyes in carpet.