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Lysozyme
What is the enzyme produced in the sol layer of the nasal mucus blanket that contributes to local defense?
Proteases
What class of enzymes is found in the deep periciliary fluid layer to act as an immune component?
Tryptase
What protease enzyme is released during mast cell degranulation in the allergic rhinitis pathway?
Chymase
Name a protease produced and released by mast cells during an allergic response besides tryptase.
Matrix metalloproteinase 9
Which matrix-degrading enzyme is produced by mast cells in allergic rhinitis?
B-hexosaminidase
Which enzyme is released from mast cell granules along with proteases?
B-glucuronidase
What enzyme is produced by mast cells besides B-hexosaminidase and proteases?
Arylsulphatase
Which enzyme produced by mast cells is involved in sulfur-containing compound reactions?
Elastase
What protease enzyme is produced by mast cells to degrade elastic fibers?
Cathepsin G
Which mast cell protease is also commonly found in neutrophils?
Carboxypeptidase
Which mast cell enzyme is responsible for removing terminal amino acids from proteins?
Plasminogen activator
What enzyme produced by mast cells is involved in the fibrinolytic system?
Neuraminidase
Which viral enzyme is the target of the influenza medications Zanamivir and Oseltamivir?
Streptokinase
What degradative enzyme is produced by Group A Streptococcus to aid in invasion?
Hyaluronidase
What enzyme is produced by Group A Streptococcus to degrade connective tissue?
Hyaluronidase
What enzyme is produced by Staphylococcus spp. and is known as the spreading factor?
Catalase
What enzyme is produced by Staphylococcus to convert hydrogen peroxide into water and oxygen?
Coagulase
What enzyme is produced by Staphylococcus aureus but not by coagulase-negative Staphylococci?
Beta-lactamase
What enzyme is produced by Staph aureus and Moraxella catarrhalis to provide resistance to certain antibiotics?
DNAse
What enzyme is produced by Moraxella catarrhalis?
Fibroblast growth factor
Which growth factor is produced and released by mast cells during the allergic response?
Stem cell factor
What specific growth factor is a product of mast cell degranulation?
GM-CSF
Which growth-stimulating protein is released by mast cells to affect bone marrow?
Immunoglobulins
What proteins are found in the sol layer of the nasal mucus to provide immune protection?
Lactoferrin
Which immune protein in the deep periciliary fluid layer sequester iron from invading bacteria?
Kinins
What proteins in the sol layer contribute to the local defense of the nasal mucosa?
IgE
What protein immunoglobulin mediates the recurrent reaction of the nasal mucosa to allergens?
M protein
What protein is the primary virulence factor for Group A Streptococcus and is responsible for evasion?
Protein F
What protein is used by Group A Streptococcus for adhesion to host cells?
TH2
What specific T-lymphocyte protein-expressing cell presents processed antigens to B-lymphocytes?
B-lymphocyte
Which cell protein-producing factory is responsible for producing allergen-specific IgEs?
ACE2
What cell surface protein is used by the SARS-CoV-2 virus as a receptor for entry?
IL-6
Which interleukin protein is involved in the cytokine storm of COVID-19?
Tocilizumab and Sarilumab
Which two monoclonal antibody proteins act as IL-6 receptor antagonists?
Nirmatrelvir
Which protein-inhibiting drug is the active component of Paxlovid?
Fc glycoproteins
What specific proteins are found in the envelope of Herpes Simplex Virus 1?
Streptolysin O
What antigenic hemolysin protein produced by GAS is used in ASO titers?
Streptolysin S
Which hemolysin protein of GAS is non-antigenic?
Streptococcal Pyrogenic Exotoxin
What protein toxin produced by GAS is associated with systemic sequelae?
MHC
What protein complex on antigen-presenting cells is responsible for processing allergens?
Pannus
What subepithelial fibrovascular tissue protein growth occurs on the cornea in trachoma?
Keratin
What protein makes up the amorphous debris found inside an active chronic otitis media cholesteatoma?
Murein
What bacterial cell wall protein structure is the target of certain antibiotics?
Bacillus capsule
What protein/polysaccharide structure is a primary virulence factor for the Bacillus genus?
Haemophilus capsule
What structure is the primary virulent determinant for H. influenzae type B?
ACE2
What receptor is activated by the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein to facilitate infection?
H1 receptor
Which receptor is activated by histamine to cause sneezing and itching?
IL-6 receptor
What receptor is activated during a cytokine storm and is a target for immunomodulation?
Fc receptor
Which receptor on the surface of mast cells bind to allergen-specific IgEs?
H3 autoreceptor
Which receptor type is inhibited by certain vestibular medications?
C-fibers
What afferent nerve ending receptors are stimulated to cause pruritus and sneezing?
Histamine
What is the chief mast cell chemical product responsible for sneezing, itching, and rhinorrhea?
Heparin
What proteoglycan chemical is released by mast cells during degranulation?
Chondroitin sulfate
Name a proteoglycan chemical besides heparin released by mast cells.
Prostaglandin D2
Which lipid chemical produced by mast cells is a primary mediator of nasal blockage?
Leukotriene C4
Which lipid chemical is a potent mediator of rhinorrhea and blockage?
Leukotriene B4
Which leukotriene chemical is involved in the allergic blockage of the nasal airway?
Leukotriene D4
Which specific leukotriene chemical contributes to nasal blockage?
Prostaglandin E2
Which prostaglandin chemical is involved in the symptoms of allergic rhinitis?
Prostaglandin I2
Which chemical contributes to the blockage of the nasal passages in allergic reactions?
Substance P
What neuropeptide chemical is released by C-fibers in non-allergic rhinitis?
Kinins
What chemical group is responsible for nasal blockage in both allergic and non-allergic rhinitis?
Endothelin
Which chemical is produced by the mucosa to trigger sneezing, itching, and rhinorrhea?
Bradykinin
What inflammatory chemical likely causes throat pain and irritation in pharyngitis?
Zinc
What chemical element or supplement may decrease the duration of a cold if taken early?
Ascorbic acid
What is the chemical name for Vitamin C?
Hydrogen peroxide
What chemical is the substrate for the enzyme catalase?
KOH or Potassium hydroxide
What chemical is used in a wet mount to visualize fungal elements in scrapings?
Propylene glycol
Which chemical carrier base in ear drops is noted for being potentially ototoxic?
Acetic acid
What chemical in some ear preparations can cause a burning sensation in a perforated ear?
Alcohol
Which chemical used as a drying agent in ear drops can cause pain in the middle ear?
Docusate sodium
Which chemical ceruminolytic is specifically noted as potentially ototoxic?
Pesticides
What group of chemicals poses a high risk for liquid splash injuries in agriculture?
Acids
Which class of chemicals requires the use of safety goggles when being mixed in a lab?
Caustics
Name a hazardous chemical class besides acids that causes eye burns.
Solvents
Which chemical class can cause pain and blurriness of vision if splashed into the eye?
Bacitracin
What topical antibiotic chemical is used for treating blepharitis?
Polymyxin
Which antibiotic chemical is often paired with bacitracin for eye infections?
Tetracycline
Which systemic antibiotic chemical is used for severe blepharitis?
Azithromycin
What antibiotic chemical is used for inclusion conjunctivitis in adults?
Erythromycin
Which antibiotic suspension is the chemical treatment for inclusion conjunctivitis in children?
Acyclovir
What antiviral chemical is the standard treatment for viral keratitis?
Penciclovir
Which antiviral chemical can be used for cold sores as an alternative to acyclovir?
Nystatin
Which antifungal chemical is used to treat oral thrush?
Clotrimazole
What chemical is an antifungal treatment for candidiasis?
Fluonazole
Name an antifungal chemical used for oral candidiasis besides nystatin.
Metronidazole
What antibiotic chemical is used in combination with penicillin for Vincent's angina?
Penicillin
What is the chemical drug of choice for treating Strep throat?
Amoxicillin
Which chemical antibiotic is a first-line treatment for bacterial rhinosinusitis?
Sulbactam
What chemical acts as a beta-lactamase inhibitor when paired with amoxicillin?
Ceftriaxone
Which third-generation cephalosporin chemical is used to treat acute epiglottitis?
Rifampicin
What antibiotic chemical is used for household contacts of patients with Hib infection?
TMP-SMX
What is the acronym for the chemical combination used to treat Moraxella catarrhalis?
Amphotericin B
What potent antifungal chemical is used for invasive aspergillosis?
Zanamivir
Which chemical drug is a neuraminidase inhibitor used for influenza?
Oseltamivir
Name a neuraminidase inhibitor chemical besides zanamivir.
Amantadine
What chemical acts as an M2 ion channel blocker for influenza?
Molnupiravir
Which antiviral chemical is used for the treatment of COVID-19?
Remdesivir
What IV antiviral chemical is used for hospitalized COVID-19 patients?
Dexamethasone
Which corticosteroid chemical has been shown to reduce COVID-19 mortality?