Describe the 4 types of hypersensitivity reactions and give examples of each

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Type 1 Immediate hypersensitivity

immediate rapid allergic reaction

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type 1 causes release of…

histamine

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allergic rhinitis

environmental allergies

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anaphylaxis

severe allergic reaction causing death that can happen within min

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Type ii cytotoxic hypersensitivity

antibodies attack and damage your own cells causing cell destruction and lysis

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incompatible blood transfusion is a example of

Type ii cytotoxic hypersensitivity

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Type III immune complex hypersensitivity

antibodies bind to antigens creating clumps of immune complexes (too many form that body can't clear them) 

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Complexes are deposited in tissues causing

inflammation and tissue damage 

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lupus and rheumatoid arthritis are examples of….

Type III immune complex hypersensitivity

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lupus

systemic autoimmune disease where body attacks its own tissues

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rheumatoid arthritis

redness and deformities in knuckles)

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Type IV - delayed hypersensitivity

T cells causing the reaction rather than antibody B cells causing inflammation and tissue damage thats delayed

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poison ivy, transplant rejection, TB skin test are exmaples of…

Type IV - delayed hypersensitivity