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Test your understanding of hypersensitivity types.

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Froggy Jumps Hypersensitivity Snap QuizVersion en ligne Test your understanding of hypersensitivity types. par Quader Ahmed Jalili 1 What is the hallmark of Type I hypersensitivity? a IgG-mediated cytotoxicity b IgE-mediated mast cell degranulation c Immune complex deposition 2 Which immunoglobulin dominates immediate hypersensitivity? a IgE b IgA c IgG 3 What type of cells mediate Type IV hypersensitivity? a B cells b TDTH cells (delayed-type T cells) c NK cells 4 Delayed hypersensitivity typically appears after how long? a 6–12 hours b 48–72 hours c Minutes 5 Arthus reaction is a classic example of which hypersensitivity? a Localized Type III (immune complex) reaction b Type II c Type I 6 Which mechanism drives Type II hypersensitivity? a T cell cytotoxicity b Antibody-mediated injury (IgG/IgM targeting host antigens) c Immune complex deposition 7 Which condition illustrates Type II hypersensitivity as a receptor-blockade example? a Serum sickness b Myasthenia gravis c Graves’ disease 8 What mediates tissue injury in Type III reactions? a Immune complexes and complement activation b IgE cross-linking c TDTH cytokines 9 Which is a classic systemic Type III disease? a Serum sickness b Allergic asthma c Autoimmune thrombocytopenia 10 Tuberculin test is a prototype of which hypersensitivity? a Type I b Type IV (delayed-type) c Type II 11 What cytokine is central to Type IV DTH activation? a Interferon-gamma b TNF-alpha c IL-4 12 Which test helps detect allergen-specific IgE? a Skin prick test only b FEIA or Immunoassay c Rheumatoid factor 13 What is the main consequence of Type I mediator release? a Immune complex clearance b T cell activation c Bronchoconstriction and vasodilation 14 Which condition is a Type I local atopy example? a Allergic rhinitis b Goodpasture syndrome c Arthritis 15 Which pathway is activated in Type III tissue injury? a Lectin pathway only b Alternative pathway only c Classical complement pathway 16 ADCC is a hallmark of which hypersensitivity type? a Type I b Type II c Type III 17 Which disease is associated with ADCD (autoantibody dysfunction)? a SLE b Graves’ disease c Celiac disease 18 Which organ is commonly affected in transfusion reactions (Type II)? a Red blood cells b Liver c Kidneys 19 Which is a hallmark of Type I hypersensitivity detection? a Tuberculin skin test b Skin prick test c ELISA for TDTH cytokines 20 Which mediator peak is immediate in Type I reactions? a Preformed mediators b Newly synthesized mediators only c TDTH cytokines 21 Which is NOT a Type I common allergen source? a Pollen b Pet dander c Vitamin C 22 Which hypersensitivity involves granuloma formation? a Type IV b Type I c Type II 23 Which disease demonstrates Type II autoantibody action on receptors? a Rheumatoid arthritis b Graves’ disease c Systemic lupus 24 Which component initiates tissue injury in systemic Type III reactions? a IgE cross-linking b TDTH cytokines c Immune complex deposition 25 Which reaction is associated with eating peanuts and pollen? (General idea) a Type I hypersensitivity b Type III c Type II 26 Which condition features IgG antibodies against host cells? a Allergic contact dermatitis b Serum sickness c Autoimmune hemolytic anemia 27 What best describes the sensitization phase in Type I? a TDTH cell cytotoxicity b TH2-induced IgE production c Direct macrophage killing 28 Which hypersensitivity can cause vasculitis and glomerulonephritis? a Type II b Type I c Type III 29 Which test is used to identify atopy risk broadly? a Total serum IgE b Blood glucose c Creatinine clearance 30 Which cell type is central in DTH effector phase? a Macrophages b B cells c neutrophils 31 Which scenario best fits Type II hypersensitivity? a Immune complex vasculitis b Antibody-mediated destruction of RBCs c Allergen cross-linking on mast cells 32 Which is a hallmark of Type I systemic anaphylaxis? a Hypotension and shock b Hyperglycemia c Local wheal only 33 Which is a misfit statement about Type III reactions? a Complement activation occurs b Antibody excess yields systemic reactions c Soluble complexes cause deposition 34 Which hypersensitivity involves haptens like poison ivy in DTH? a Type IV b Type II c Type I 35 Which mediator is key in Type IV granuloma logic? a IL-10 b IL-4 c IFN-gamma

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Hypersensitivity Snap QuizVersion en ligne

par Quader Ahmed Jalili

What is the hallmark of Type I hypersensitivity?

Which immunoglobulin dominates immediate hypersensitivity?

What type of cells mediate Type IV hypersensitivity?

Delayed hypersensitivity typically appears after how long?

Arthus reaction is a classic example of which hypersensitivity?

Which mechanism drives Type II hypersensitivity?

Which condition illustrates Type II hypersensitivity as a receptor-blockade example?

What mediates tissue injury in Type III reactions?

Which is a classic systemic Type III disease?

Tuberculin test is a prototype of which hypersensitivity?

What cytokine is central to Type IV DTH activation?

Which test helps detect allergen-specific IgE?

What is the main consequence of Type I mediator release?

Which condition is a Type I local atopy example?

Which pathway is activated in Type III tissue injury?

ADCC is a hallmark of which hypersensitivity type?

Which disease is associated with ADCD (autoantibody dysfunction)?

Which organ is commonly affected in transfusion reactions (Type II)?

Which is a hallmark of Type I hypersensitivity detection?

Which mediator peak is immediate in Type I reactions?

Which is NOT a Type I common allergen source?

Which hypersensitivity involves granuloma formation?

Which disease demonstrates Type II autoantibody action on receptors?

Which component initiates tissue injury in systemic Type III reactions?

Which reaction is associated with eating peanuts and pollen? (General idea)

Which condition features IgG antibodies against host cells?

What best describes the sensitization phase in Type I?

Which hypersensitivity can cause vasculitis and glomerulonephritis?

Which test is used to identify atopy risk broadly?

Which cell type is central in DTH effector phase?

Which scenario best fits Type II hypersensitivity?

Which is a hallmark of Type I systemic anaphylaxis?

Which is a misfit statement about Type III reactions?

Which hypersensitivity involves haptens like poison ivy in DTH?

Which mediator is key in Type IV granuloma logic?